Apr 10
Oh, this is excellent.
‘The Pitt’ outcry proves we need clear etiquette in journalism about fandoms.
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Oh, this is excellent.
‘The Pitt’ outcry proves we need clear etiquette in journalism about fandoms.
To a crowd you wouldn’t expect
"The importance of a free press willing to dig deep cannot be stressed enough. News is what somebody somewhere, particularly somebody in power, doesn't want you to know. It is imperative that every journalist working in the country must find the news, find the information someone doesn’t want you to know, and report it."
*mic drop*
Grateful to non-profit journalism for putting in the work to find out the truth.
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Jonathan Foundation advocates media freedom, responsible journalism
Jonathan Foundation advocates media freedom, responsible journalism
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What’s different, in this moment, is that the editors of our country’s most esteemed outlets no longer hold a monopoly on publishing power.
“And so, instead of promising our readers that we will never, on any platform, betray a single personal bias — submitting ourselves to a life sentence of public thoughtlessness — a better pledge would be an assurance that we will devote ourselves to accuracy, that we will diligently seek out the perspectives of those with whom we personally may be inclined to disagree and that we will be just as sure to ask hard questions of those with whom we’re inclined to agree.”