Re:Speaking Freely: Why I resigned from the Canadian Broadca...
by dragonwriter on Tuesday January 04, 2022 @12:26AM
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> That’s not really what we usually mean by news, but that’s the mode being adopted by many news outlets.
National Review was founded in 1955, and is the only one of the examples you cite that even pretends to have a journalistic component (though its overtly mainly commentary); Jacobin is overtly commentary, not news; n+1 is a literary, rather than journalistic, outlet.
That's not really good examples of a novel trend in journalism.
National Review was founded in 1955, and is the only one of the examples you cite that even pretends to have a journalistic component (though its overtly mainly commentary); Jacobin is overtly commentary, not news; n+1 is a literary, rather than journalistic, outlet.
That's not really good examples of a novel trend in journalism.