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the general public doesn't expect journalists to "construct a narrative". Most people expect journalism to be about the cold hard facts this is a very old way
by loteck 14y ago
the general public doesn't expect journalists to "construct a narrative".
Most people expect journalism to be about the cold hard facts
this is a very old way of thinking about journalism and contrasts bizarrely with your assertion that building narratives is an outdated practice. in today's world of A/V/Instant communication, its becoming more and more clear that not only will people not pay attention to "cold hard fact" journalism, but what a lot of people actually want isn't merely narratives, its narratives that they agree with.
- jychang 14y agoA very old way of approaching constitutional rights would be "we have rights". The 'new' way is "strip at airports for the sake of security". This doesn't make the 'new' way any better, and only shows how _wrong_ it is.