Sedona Photos Test Journalistic Timing and Editorial Trust

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New York Times reporting on Dianna Russini's Sedona photos shows she waited two days to inform her editors; internal responses at The Athletic and the Times reveal tensions over how the photos were obtained, initial support based on partial images, and later questions raised when all images were published, highlighting ongoing debates about editorial standards in sports journalism.
- Dianna Russini waited two days after learning of the Sedona photos to inform her bosses NBC Sports
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- Dianna Russini's reported salary at The Athletic stuns NFL fans as Times unleashes scathing story Fox News
- 'Former journalist' Dianna Russini kept knowledge of Mike Vrabel photos from bosses Yahoo Sports
- NFL Reporter’s Texts Reveal Fallout From Cheating Scandal With Married Coach The Daily Beast
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