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"""Finally, a re-boot! Sound Reporting, NPR’s essential resource on the craft of audio reporting from 2008, has received a much-needed overhaul in the very capable hands of Jerome Socolovsky. This is the book on the subject. I deeply appreciate the choice to start by firmly planting a flag to center mission and ethics. From there, Sound Reporting clearly and logically follows the production process—from idea to air—replete with valuable real-world examples from NPR’s staff. As a teacher and a story editor, I will eagerly recommend this to students and colleagues. Study the book. Then keep it close at hand.""   -- Rob Rosenthal"

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Jerome Socolovsky reported for National Public Radio (NPR) from Spain and served as editor on “Morning Edition” and the national, international, and culture desks. Since 2018, he has served as NPR’s audio journalism trainer. During an award-winning career of more than three decades in digital, audio, and video journalism, he has also been an international correspondent for the Associated Press, religion reporter for Voice of America, and editor-in-chief of Religion News Service. He lives in Washington, DC.

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