Help Wanted: Reporters to Cover Beyoncé and Taylor Swift

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Help Wanted: Reporters to Cover Beyoncé and Taylor Swift

An intriguing debate over specialized journalism in an ever-evolving media landscape over Gannett’s decision to seek reporters to cover music superstars Beyoncé and Taylor Swift has ignited.

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