that divvies up the responsibility this way normally, I think it's reasonable for that to be the way they work. 2/2
I don't remember seeing "hard news" in print anywhere. It's a label that describes the effort to avoid editorializing.
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I'm quoting *you* with hard news :) - didn't you say it on this thread?
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I was annoyed by your cite of "news" here: https://twitter.com/BenSpielberg/status/842139747812290560 …, not "hard news"
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How about "news reporting?"
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Do you agree that it's a reasonable endeavor to try to report on what's happened in the world while minimizing editorializing?
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Yes. But you better know who I am and what I believe about the topic ahead of time.
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Because sneaky editorializing happens all the time. I prefer outright editorializing, personally. I like transparency.
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sounds like you'd love the Op-Ed pages. "sneaky editorializing" is just another way of saying nobody can be perfect.
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the "news" air-quotes is so incredibly destructive. it bothers me that you give it quarter.
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