49. How Narratives Have Warped Journalism as We Once Knew It
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How narratives have warped journalism as we once knew it
How journalism as we once knew it has been warped by efforts to control the narrative.
Special interests have successfully limited the parameters of what can be discussed and reported on the news and the result is that too often we violate the basic tenets of good journalism.
How does this come into play with reporting on George Floyd's death?
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