Conditions for journalism have never been better:robust media profits, strong legal protections and sophisticated technology.Yet ther is an influential movement, representing the consensus of the profession's elite, dedicated to convincing us that all is not well.Bill Kovach and Tom Rosenstiel, arguably the two most prominent media critics in America, are the go-to people if you need a quotation lamenting the sensationalism of television newscasts or other media ills. Their recent book the elements of journalism suggests that unless a certain "theory of news"is adhered to, the United States might be annihilated.Such factually uncluttered hyperbole does not merely invite a certain awe but also quite plausibly violates their number one axiom:"journalism's first obligation is to the truth."
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