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Reporting atrocities

Never in human history has so much news been available, so fast, from so many different sources, through so many media. Paradoxically, it seems that never has news reporting been so confused, and confusing. If you have scores of different versions of an event reported from scores of different sites, how do you know which of them is the truth? Nowadays the problems isn't how to get the news, it's how to discriminate...


Tags: journalism, truth, reliability, investigation, research, facts, bias, audience

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