The search for objectivity in journalism

  • Myrick H
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Objectivity is easier to define than it is to attain in practice. Were that not the case, there would not be the unending allegations of biased reporting leveled at the news media. The news media industry and its individual practitioners are assailed constantly with complaints regarding distortion, bias and lack of objectivity.

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Myrick, H. A. (2002). The search for objectivity in journalism. Usa Today, 131(2690), 50.

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