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Columbia Journalism School Students Now Paying $93K for Chance to Embed Tweets

By Jessica Roy

Photo: James Leynse/Corbis

In today’s dire media landscape, budding young journalists have only two clear paths to success: Pay $93K for a masters in journalism from Columbia’s journalism school, or get a Twitter account, which is free.

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