As we consider the ills of advocacy journalism--if it is indeed "journalism"--it may be useful to think about what journalism was and can be if we, as educators, can use as a normative model the likes of Daniel Schorr. He was a giant in the field--thought I'd share the link with you. See below what he stood for.
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Journalism Legend Daniel Schorr Dies At 93
Schorr, a longtime NPR contributor, broke stories during the Cold War and Watergate that won him numerous awards -- as well as the enmity of presidents. He was 93.
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