Best Practices for Reporting Through Social Media During a Mass Shooting

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With each new mass shooting or terrorist attack, the norms of reporting and publishing information about them seem to shift in dramatic ways.

We know the reason: smartphones and social media. The combination means information is coming from all sides, fast and furious — and too often wrong or misleading.

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