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Newspapers are inherently partisan; that's fine, as long as the reader knows what they stand for. You can have a political signature, yet perform fairly object
by Freak_NL 8y ago
Newspapers are inherently partisan; that's fine, as long as the reader knows what they stand for.
You can have a political signature, yet perform fairly objective journalism.
- Emma_Goldman 8y agoI agree that there's no escaping partisanship. But a paper will have a stronger editorial line on some issues, than others. The Guardian have an almost totally one-sided line on Brexit. I do not agree that there is such a thing as 'objective journalism'. There is accurate journalism: a commitment to not telling falsehoods. But how your select and interpret events is never 'objective' - it is partisan.