This document discusses trust indicators that can be used to critically evaluate the quality and reliability of news sources. It introduces eight trust indicators developed by the Trust Project based on interviews with real people: best practices, author/reporter expertise, type of work, citations and references, methods, locally sourced, diverse voices, and actionable feedback. Each trust indicator is then defined in more detail, explaining what information it provides and how to find it on a news source. The document concludes with an exercise where readers analyze a news article using these trust indicators.
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