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Parent Article: Infrastructure and Principles for Independent Journalism |
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Re: Infrastructure and Principles for Independent Journalism |
by Just A Reader
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27 Feb 2006
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News stories should not be opionated. Of course, this is hard to deal when the reporter has hands on experience with the raw emotions in any given situation, but none the less, journalism should be based entirely upon the facts of the situation.
This is why the average news consumer is tired of corporate media. Conservatives run around saying that there's liberal bias, and the liberals do the same. True media reform would involve getting back to facts and getting away from opinion and spin. But, cut and dried reporting of any given event doesn't sell to well....for currency or not. |
