New Journalism

Flip the pyramid. Fair news interview. Objectivity of the report Professionalism. Regardless of geographic location, standardize news reports and disseminate information to readers. Journalism has spent treating the news in the majority of the 20th century. First of all, we tried to remove the "yellow news" of the new technology challenge of broadcasting and television. Then there was turbulence in the 1950s and 1960s. Suddenly, the same changing trend as sweeping the American cultural and political landscape has rebuilt the journalism industry.

Borne: I was in trouble! I knew you were not a fan of the news. Indeed, you wrote about the dangers that journalists turn themselves into a central role and how they manipulate the facts around their impressions. The news report clearly became a general coverage way. Do you think you tried to oppose this popular wave in the 1960s? Adler: No, I have no objection. I do not mind the news. Actually, I really dislike it. But that has nothing to do with me. There is no argument. But since then, I think that traditional news is regarded as an amazing decline. We are talking about Vietnam. I think journalists from all the times in the south are wonderful.

I would like to emphasize that the emotional concept of news is not new. The US press invented the concept of "yellow news". I am trying to stimulate excitement about sensational news, your fears, surprises, and what is going on in the world. Making the crisis drama was always part of the mass media. The news theater is as old as broadcast news. News as a spectacle is always one of its dramatic forms. If the news does not draw your attention, you will not notice it if you do not find it funny, funny, scary, or exciting it