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Just The Facts: How 'Objectivity' Came To Define American Journalism,Used
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Draws A History Of Journalism'S Most Respected Tenetobjectivityif American Journalism Were A Religion, As It Has Been Called, Then Its Supreme Deity Would Be 'Objectivity.' The High Priests Of The Profession Worship The Concept, While The Iconoclasts Of Advocacy Journalism, New Journalism, And Cyberjournalism Consider Objectivity A Golden Calf. Meanwhile, A Groundswell Of Tabloids And Talk Shows And The Increasing Infringement Of Market Concerns Make A Renewed Discussion Of The Validity, Possibility, And Aim Of Objectivity A Crucial Pursuit.Despite Its Position As The Orbital Sun Of Journalistic Ethics, Objectivityuntil Nowhas Had No Historian. David T. Z. Mindich Reaches Back To The Nineteenth Century To Recover The Lost History And Meaning Of This Central Tenet Of American Journalism. His Book Draws On High Profile Cases, Showing The Degree To Which Journalism And Its Evolving Commitment To Objectivity Alteredand In Some Cases Limitedthe Public'S Understanding Of Events And Issues. Mindich Devotes Each Chapter To A Particular Component Of This Ethicdetachment, Nonpartisanship, The Inverted Pyramid Style, Facticity, And Balance. Through This Combination Of History And Cultural Criticism, Mindich Provides A Profound Meditation On The Structure, Promise, And Limits Of Objectivity In The Age Of Cybermedia.
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