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One answer is to accept partisanship, expand the viewpoints to more accurately reflect the nation as a whole, and then sit back and enjoy it. As the mainline media have ... Partisan journalism can be good journalism. It must admit its partisanship, however, and quit making increasingly implausible claims of objectivity.
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it is far more destructive than the worst and most cynical partisanship; and now that the election is over, I can only hope that CNN’s political desk and producers move on to more socially valuable tasks, such as foreclosing on the elderly or denying medical comfort to the terminally ill.
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In it, Zachary argues that the old model of journalism has failed and calls for a new creed for the profession: ... The days of hiding behind a source are over (thank you, Judith Miller). Passion is important. Partisanship is inevitable. Journalists should not be embarrassed to admit to either.
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These are tremendous examples of the women of courage in journalism, and I'm glad I could share in honoring their bravery. I did note, however, the difference between attending events such as this and the ones I usually attend, which are held by conservative and respect-life foundations.
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He Said, She Said Journalism: Lame Formula in the Land of the Active User ... And this is why he said, she said journalism is in decline, even though you still see plenty of it around. Today, any well informed blogger, competing journalist or alert press critic can easily find the materials to point out an instance of...
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This is the essay I wrote for the Blogging, Journalism & Credibility conference Jan. 21-22 in Cambridge, MA. (Participants.) ... The question now isn’t whether blogs can be journalism. They can be, sometimes. It isn’t whether bloggers “are” journalists. They apparently are, sometimes. We have to ask different...
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A new online tool that, well, isn't exactly going to revolutionize journalism. But those involved in the partnership between the California software giant and two of the nation's top newspapers see it as a first step toward changing the way news is consumed online.
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Still, Halperin said the biggest and most unfortunate surprise for him has been how polarized the country has remained since Obama took office, saying partisanship has become more determinative than ever. ... The Center for Journalism Ethics will host a forum on the future of journalism for UW alumni in Seattle on Nov.
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The big American newspaper of the late twentieth century was, it seems now, an odd institution, a kind of museum of all the historical phases of journalism, from partisanship (on the editorial page) to pure entertainment (in the comics and horoscopes) to serious political reporting.
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The survey, conducted by the Project for Excellence in Journalism from September 28 through November 7, was developed to get a sense of the conditions journalists have faced in trying to cover the war over the last couple of years.
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