Journalism is not a favour to those in power
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The text argues that journalism should not be a favor to those in power. Sometimes pressure to stop stories comes through phone calls or intermediaries. Colleagues may also appeal for the end of reports that could damage a person's reputation.
Sometimes, the expectation comes through telephone calls, intermediaries and colleagues appealing for an end to stories considered damaging to someone’s reputation. The post Journalism is not a favour to those in power appeared first on Newsday .