Neutral Media Myth
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Neutral Media Myth
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Historically, journalistic objectivity gained traction in Western media by the early 20th century. The goal was simple: present unvarnished facts, free of personal opinions, allowing the audience to form their own conclusions. Journalists were meant to be neutral stenographers of truth, striving for what some call a "view from nowhere."
However, critics argue that true objectivity is impossible because the act of reporting inherently involves a series of unavoidable, subjective choices that introduce bias.
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