How we work: quality

Series How we work, Episode 5:

How do we ensure that our content is correct? Is there censorship at SWI swissinfo.ch? Our editor-in-chief Mark Livingston answers your questions.

This content was published on February 7, 2024 - 09:00

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A former nurse, she decided to go back to university to study English and Media studies at University of Basel. There she discovered her love for research and writing and a keen interest in journalism and news in the digital age. Joined SWI swissinfo.ch in 2020 to work with the Social Media and community engagement team.

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Wie wir arbeiten: Qualität Original
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Comment nous travaillons: la qualité
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Come lavoriamo: qualità
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Cómo trabajamos: calidad
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Como trabalhamos: qualidade
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swissinfo.chを知る～コンテンツの質
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طريقة عملنا: جودة المحتوى
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我们如何工作：保证质量
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Как работает портал SWI: контроль качества

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