Any paper will first reach out to those persons/organisations that are visible and known, good or bad
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yes, that is how lobbying works, of course, but a good newspaper will seek balance.
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Certainly. I'm not making a normative case, but noting this as an example of TJN positioning.
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its this 'cornering' tactic (in fact same three as
@LenSeabrooke mentions! ) http://www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/pais/research/researchcentres/csgr/green/papers/workingpapers/no._41_seabrooke_and_wigan.pdf …pic.twitter.com/24bu89Olpl
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Makes sense as a campaigning tactic. But poor of
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indeed. It is deeply cynical behaviour that
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my favourite is 'bezerking' . View seems to be ends justify means
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their other tactic is to try to discredit and bully other commentators
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and to oversimplify debate, as article points out.
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I feel I should note in this context that strategic policy & debate influence by no means unique here.
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I agree campaigners shld do what they do 2 influence policy. But journalists & orgs also need 2 do their job well @JudithFreedman
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Certainly. Though again, that applies generally. Not specific to TJN or NGOs more broadly in tax policy arena.
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