Spike (journalism)
Spike (journalism)
Journalism term.
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5.8%
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3.3%
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3.1%
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1.8%
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1.2%
Robert Fisk
English writer and journalist (1946–2020).
0.84%
2016 South Korean political scandal
President Park Geun-hye corruption scandal.
0.44%
Spindle (stationery)
Spike used to hold papers for processing.
0.25%