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by distances
2981 days ago
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> We have front page stories in the NYT, WSJ et al that hinge entirely on 'unnamed sources' '[gov org] senior officials' and 'people familiar with the matter'. That's about trusting the journalistic integrity the parent mentioned. I do trust journalists to know/keep track which sources are reliable, and report truthfully. Of course the source may have their own agenda on revealing things, but that's part of how the news landscape works. |
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We've got lists of the logical fallacies. Other than going to journalism school, is there a good list we can refer to for "journalistic sins"?