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For people writing about CTRL,
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About CTRL.
A description you can use.
CTRL is an independent publication covering people, places, culture, and public affairs. It publishes original reporting, photography, essays, and interviews, with contributions welcome from anywhere. Editorial decisions are independent of commissioned work and commercial partnerships.
- Founder
- Kash Corleone Rogers
- Press & editorial
- press@ctrleditorial.com
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Curiosity, with care.
Ask a better question.
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Make room for another view.
Listen closely enough to understand a position before you argue with it. Disagreement is useful when it helps us see more clearly.
Show how you know.
Link to evidence, credit the people behind the work, and distinguish what you observed from what you infer. Say when you do not know.
Voice & writing
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