Ren LaForme, Angela Fu & Annie Aguiar, Poynter: “Opinion: When is it appropriate for a journalist to get involved in a story”
Ana Goñi-Lessan, Tallahassee Democrat: “Behind the headlines: How two journalists joined a bucket brigade in Idalia’s aftermath”
Charges against Ressa dropped
Agence France-Presse: “Philippine Nobel prize winner Maria Ressa acquitted of tax charges”
Regine Cabato, Washington Post: “Philippine court acquits Nobel laureate Maria Ressa of final charges”
Prisoner swap?
Dustin Volz & Louise Radnofsky, Wall Street Journal: “Russia has shown scant interested in prisoner swaps for dozens held in U.S. prisons”
Joanna Sugden, Wall Street Journal: “WSJ publisher urges U.N. body to declare Evan Gershkovich arbitrarily detained”
Chilling effect on collegiate press
Corbin Bolies, The Daily Beast: “How Florida abortion laws have roiled a student newspaper”
The Alligator Editorial Board, Alligator: “Addressing the advertisement: Independent journalist still faces legal issues”
Elia Walsh, The Messenger News: “University of Florida newspaper rejects abortion pill ad in fear of violating state law”
Florida statutes: “797.02”
Shawn O’Connor via Facebook: “I wanted to take a moment…”
Barstool swiping highlights
Robert Silverman, The Daily Beast: “How Barstool built and empire by swiping sports highlights”
X Help Center: “Copyright policy”
NFL’s commitment to diversity
Ken Belwon & Katherine Rosman, New York Times: “N.F.L. reporter files racial discrimination claim against the league after dismissal”
A rockin’ new beat
Nicolas Vega, CNBC: “A Tennessee newspaper is hiring a full time Taylor Swift reporter – here’s what the job entails”
Job posting: “Taylor Swift Reporter”