The New York Times and Jayson Blair (A) “All the News That’s Fit to Print”?

The New York Times did not follow the traditional steps of constructing legacy centered on functions that do not reflect the current situation and publicizing the news in general. It does not emphasize corruption, scandal and extreme political views, but rather focuses on the description of facts reporting incidents and limiting personal opinions and expressions (Smeraglinolo, Wehmer, & O ' Rourke, 2007). The New York Times developed guidelines to ensure that readers access the exact details of their report.

Due to the rise of multi-device networks, news media, blogs, the daily or weekly touchstone we share is a relic. There is Walter Cronkite on TV news, New York Times (search Jason Blair's debut search) and radio are in print news - well, there is no US national news program to listen to the radio. You can do the case of NPR, but the number of them is very small. When Apple Music is in, the industry is confused, okay, maybe Rdio, or Spotify?

What is the function of the New York Times? That motto "All news for printing" was created by marketing genius Adolph Ochs. National distribution agency. More than 466,000 Oaks focuses on "neat" and "objectivity" is a distinction from yellow journalism in the second half of the 19th century. This model has served the industry and the country for 100 years. It will no longer serve us. Unlike today's professional standards, a set of professional standards different from occupational standards is required. Racial discrimination and misconduct should not be considered as opposed and it is not extreme news to support equal protection under the law. If the US president is lying, the focus of news coverage is that the president is lying and not saying what he said.