Story Time
Description
We want news to accurately reflect the real world. But in an age when competing channels with different perspectives are instantly available should we recognize this goal as an illusion? Should we accept that journalists set the world's agenda with their own fictions and fantasies, or is there a framework of objectivity we should require and demand? The Panel Editor of the Sunday Times Insight team Jonathan Calvert, founder of the Reuters Journalism Institute John Lloyd and philosopher and former editor of The World This Week Hilary Lawson examine truth in news. In Association with Huffington Post UK.
Runtime
41 min 3 sec
Series
Subjects
- Social sciences (1014)
- Publishing (86)
- Political science (297)
- Mass media (887)
- Communication (1217)
- Journalism (185)
Database
Films on Demand
Direct Link
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