User:Wikishovel/sandbox

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Source assessment table: prepared by User:Wikishovel
Source Independent? Reliable? Significant coverage? Count source toward GNG?
CBS Baltimore, "Steve Sosna - CBS Baltimore"[1] No ? No profile page from his employer, full of personal detail so probably self-written No
Philadelphia Gay News "Steve Sosna, braving the most dangerous storms" [2] ? ? No A friendly getting-to-know-you interview, and interviews are primary sources No
Kean University "Kean Earth Science Graduate Takes Meteorology World by Storm" [3] No ? No Promotional alumnus profile by his university No
NBC New York "Steve Sosna" No Yes No a tag cloud returning a single weather report co-written by Sosna in 2011 No
MSNBC "Irma Regains Strength as Category 4, Eyewall Reformed" [4] No Yes No a weather report by Sosna No
NBC10 Philadelphia "Steve Sosna, Dray Clark Join NBC10 Team"[5] No Yes No short promo announcement from his employer that he and another person are joining the company No
Adweek "Philadelphia Meteorologist Steve Sosna Moving to Baltimore" [6] ? ? No short announcement of a job move sourced only by Sosna's Facebook. About half of it is quotes from his FB post, not WP:SIGCOV, and not really secondary No
American Meteorological Society "List of AMS Certified Broadcast Meteorologists (CBM)" [7] Yes Yes No His name is included on a list of 958 people who achieved a certification. No
NBC Los Angeles "NBC and Telemundo Owned Stations Win Technology Emmy for StormRanger Radar Trucks" [8] Yes Yes No Article by his employer about their team winning an Emmy for use of new technology in reporting, but Sosna's name is not mentioned. No
NewscastStudio "NBC wins tech Emmy for StormRanger mobile radar fleet"[9] ? ? No Trade article about NBC winning the tech Emmy, and again Sosna isn't mentioned. No
NATAS Mid-Atlantic Chapter, "2022 Emmy Recipients". [10] Yes Yes No Lists his name in the team of 12 that won a regional Emmy No
New York Times "Jonathan Lovitz, Steve Sosna" [11] Yes Yes No Paid-inclusion wedding notice in the NYT's local news, with a mention that Sosna is "the meteorologist for weekend evenings at WCAU, an NBC affiliate". Primary, and not SIGCOV. No
NBC News ""A National Coming Out Day message to LGBTQ youth from a newly married gay man"[12] No ? No A short "Community Voices" piece by Sosna on National Coming Out Day, about his marriage. Primary source, hosted by his employer. No
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