Re:It Can’t All Be True
by btilly on Monday April 22, 2013 @04:40PM
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Remember, journalists are always biased for the story. Given a piece of information, it is the journalist's job to come up with an exciting interpretation of that event, and present it in a way that will make their audience respond.
The raw facts are rarely exciting enough, and therefore journalists always put a spin on it. Which way, doesn't matter. But a journalist can be depended upon to have somehow spun it to be more exciting. (All the while pretending to be neutral.)
The raw facts are rarely exciting enough, and therefore journalists always put a spin on it. Which way, doesn't matter. But a journalist can be depended upon to have somehow spun it to be more exciting. (All the while pretending to be neutral.)