The case for non-objective journalismRemaining wholly objective is considered a fundamental tenant of quality journalism — but perhaps it’s time reporters started connecting and collaborating with their subjects, in order to preserve an even more important value: the truth. Writer Courtney E. Martin makes the case.
Objective journalism
Shake-up at The West
Editor Paul Armstrong suddenly looks limp-wristed following yesterday’s announcement that WA Newspapers CEO, the board chairman and two other directors were resigning, writes Lawrence Apps.
The Australian: L’Étranger, le joke
The Australian is now officially detached. From reality, writes Bernard Keane.
