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Ali
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The question of impartiality in the news
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Ali Gibson
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Tom Allan
Hmmmm the theme…do you think we should change it? I agree with Charlotte that it can be hard to read at times.
We need to have a theme with a custom header so maybe we should go for Cutline, Freshy, Misty Look or Press Row designs?
What do other people think?
Ali
Hey Ali, I’ll survey the options for theme change later on and post up the one that looks best IMO.
Owen
Wonderful presentation. The beginning was particularly strong and it really captured the audience’s attention.
I think it is a difficult topic to tackle as there are so many thoughts and opinions on it and no black or white answer. One thing I am positive on though, is that the British media should always attempt to be impartial. This enables the audience to make up their own minds.
If a bias is presented to them already, the public are less likely to oppose it and think for themselves.
It would be a disaster if British news was to follow American footsteps.
We may find Fox news funny this side of the Atlantic, but for many US citizens, it is their bread and butter.
Whats frightening is British media may be forced to follow suit as the current commercial pressures on media outlets reach boiling point.
Good work chaps.