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Biggest Journalism Scoops, Interviews Of 2011 (PHOTOS)


First Posted: 12/27/11 07:13 AM ET Updated: 12/27/11 07:13 AM ET

The mission to kill Osama bin Laden. Ruth Madoff's side of the scandal. Jerry Sandusky on his alleged sexual abuse of young boys. People craved to hear firsthand accounts inside some of the biggest stories of 2011, and journalists raced to get exclusive interviews.

Below, see our admittedly imperfect attempt to capture some of the biggest journalism scoops of the year. Did you tune in or pick up a copy? Let us know what you thought — and if we missed any other scoops — in the comments section below.

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The mission to kill Osama bin Laden. Ruth Madoff's side of the scandal. Jerry Sandusky on his alleged sexual abuse of young boys. People craved to hear firsthand accounts inside some of the biggest st...
The mission to kill Osama bin Laden. Ruth Madoff's side of the scandal. Jerry Sandusky on his alleged sexual abuse of young boys. People craved to hear firsthand accounts inside some of the biggest st...
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Margo Arrowsmith
Elizabeth Warren in 2016!
07:58 AM on 01/03/2012
They actually have Gabby Gifford pictured across from Sandusky in the lead in.  Really?  They really had to do that?
07:05 PM on 12/28/2011
Amanpour & Gadhafi... Or even Mubarak, even if it was just an off camera convo
07:04 PM on 12/28/2011
Amanpour & Gadhafi?
06:55 AM on 12/28/2011
these are scoops?

no wonder Hillary told USA media they are losing the information war

good luck USA
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Marvin Hadley Jr
Blinding Insight
02:19 PM on 12/27/2011
These picks suggest HP news judgement really is as bad as it appears. Mainly by unskilled, fourth string reporters. But there are none in the first two strings any more.
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tacevad
American SS Card Carrying Socialist
12:15 PM on 12/27/2011
I am far less interested in a "scoop" than I am in being informed. The race by news to be first has all too often shown that they are wrong or report falsehoods that only go to muddy the waters .
11:50 AM on 12/27/2011
This would be more effective if both videos actually worked. ..y'know.
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11:44 AM on 12/27/2011
Biggest scoop was the MM interview by Edward R. Olbermann... seen on Current TV by an audience of 9.
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Tom Sutpen
A for-real Socialist
01:15 PM on 12/27/2011
Don't be cheeky. I'm sure it took dozens of man-minutes to snag that interview. :)