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What does the future hold for Journalists?

Will there always be 'fake news' or will the news become more truthful? One thing is for sure: Robots can't take our jobs away from us.

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Srinivas’s Answer

In days where media houses are increasing with lot of private players investing with interest of getting extremely good returns on the investments, the news will always remain Biased. Even in Government run media agencies they are skewed towards propagating news favoring the ruling party or person. Ideally my understanding about journalism is that its right of speech, Its opinion and Analysis. Journalists need to respect people and opinions. It may be that of Individual or the system. However, now a days journalism has transformed into entertaining people or propagating biased opinions. Media houses are even getting into incorrect practices for increasing the viewership and TRP ratings.

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Alex’s Answer

News networks often have their own biases, and their broadcasts can sometimes be filled with personal viewpoints. However, don't let this cloud your perception of your local news stations, which are connected to larger networks like Fox News, NBC Universal, ABC News, and others. Your local news stations are a valuable resource, providing you with the latest updates and happenings right in your own community. They offer a more direct and personal touch, keeping you informed and engaged with your local surroundings.
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John’s Answer

After Trumpism, and all its massive corruption and total incompetence, Big Media owners must be subject to new Wall Street and trust-busting (anti-monopoly) laws with German Shepherd fangs--not just Poodle teeth--and this will require many ultra-wealthy Americans to invest in creating powerful and independent liberal-thinking staffers for large metro newspapers. Like the courts, newspapers--powerful ones--are the great levelers in our nation. Open flow of information from or about our government must be available fairly easily--except top secret information--in order that America can avoid another Tragedy of Trump. Let's hope and pray America and the world recovers from Trump's dictatorship.

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Keith’s Answer

The quick answer to this is that it depends on the news organisation you go to and/or work for. Some are clearly biased towards a political viewpoint and others strive for impartiality and freedom from bias. Regardless there will always be an element of bias in any news reporting the question is how rigorous has the journalism been in getting to the truth, checking facts, seeking all sides of the argument and ensuring they have robust processes to filter out fake news.
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