Episode 265 – The Myth of Journalistic Objectivity
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For generations we have been taught that the ideal journalist is fair, balanced and objective. But the idea of the objective journalist is a myth. Join us today on The Corbett Report as we explore the ideologies and assumptions behind all news media and what alternative models we have for journalism in the online era.
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Documentation
| Charlie Rose AMA on Reddit | |
| Time Reference: | 01:10 |
| PBS’s Charlie Rose Runs Away From Bilderberg Questions | |
| Time Reference: | 03:23 |
| Charlie Rose Questioned on Bilderberg Attendance | |
| Time Reference: | 03:35 |
| ASI presents: Hillary, Walter Cronkite and World Government | |
| Time Reference: | 06:06 |
| Thomas Braden: “I’m glad the CIA is Immoral” | |
| Time Reference: | 11:23 |
| Anderson Cooper spent two summers as an intern with the CIA | |
| Time Reference: | 11:40 |
| The EyeOpener – CIA in the News Media | |
| Time Reference: | 12:22 |
| Revelations Radio News Ep. 74 | |
| Time Reference: | 24:03 |
| Against “Objective†Journalism | |
| Time Reference: | 27:22 |
| Best of The Week – Joe Rogan Experience – March 31, 2013 | |
| Time Reference: | 30:29 |
| Kevin Carson on The Corbett Report | |
| Time Reference: | 34:13 |
| SPJ Code of Ethics Song: “You’ve Got A Great Big Responsibility” | |
| Time Reference: | 42:28 |
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everything is ideological? well, no. ideology is an unconscious response to a condition of alienation. so “everything is ideological” is on a par with the sophistic “there is no truth.”
i have to express my admiration for how often Corbett’s good sense and love for truth seem to win out over the anti-state/pro-money ideology expressed around here, to which he apparently subscribes
if you want political economy (exchange > money > capitalism) without the state you are more utopian than those of us who want none of them