It the following over-simplification valid? It seems to assume that there really is a grand narrative, and we have somehow lost it. Maybe the current state of journalism is a reflection not of confusion, but of realization that there are multiple perspectives and many ways to tell a story.
The question is whether hearing this multiplicity of voices spurs us to discussion and to action, or whether it is stultifying.
Adam Curtis – The Rise and Fall of the TV Journalist
It the following over-simplification valid? It seems to assume that there really is a grand narrative, and we have somehow lost it. Maybe the current state of journalism is a reflection not of confusion, but of realization that there are multiple perspectives and many ways to tell a story.
The question is whether hearing this multiplicity of voices spurs us to discussion and to action, or whether it is stultifying.
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