The method with which a journalist conducts an interview was once a topic of great debate.In 2012, several journalists who spoke to Poynter about interviewing methods called email “a last resort” and one television producer opined that “email interviews aren’t really interviews.” A decade later, does the sentiment hold true? And does an interview hierarchy — in-person versus phone versus email — still exist within the industry?
Origen: When email interviews, once considered ‘a last resort,’ are invaluable for reporters – Poynter
