Opinion (Page 10)
November 11, 2022
The Perils of Anonymous Sourcing: Boris Johnson’s Attempted Comeback
(LOS ANGELES) — Anonymous sourcing can be an invaluable asset in a journalist’s arsenal when seeking to uncover the truth […]
November 1, 2022
Opinion: When Advocacy Becomes Propaganda
CBN has repeatedly had issues with being transparent with their sources, unclear methodology, and conspiracy-theory level bias. Founder Pat Robertson has crossed many ethical boundaries with explicit hate speech and threatening propaganda. For many evangelical Americans, this rhetoric validates their persecution complexes. They feel like they have advocates.
November 1, 2022
Opinion: Bible College Critic-Turned-Journalist Takes on ‘Evangelical Industrial Complex’
In 2018, blogger Julie Roys took on the powers that be at the Moody Bible Institute's Spokane campus. Four years later, the campus has been shut down, and The Roys Report lives on.
October 21, 2022
Opinion: Is RHNY Alum Bethenny Frankel a Journalist?
(BEND, Ore.)—Celebrities, social media stars, and television personalities have large platforms they can use to distribute information to the public. […]
October 20, 2022
Opinion: 5 Years Later, Ronan Farrow’s Weinstein Reporting Still Fuels #MeToo Movement
Farrow’s intimate insight into the abuse of power in Hollywood and the methods in which he cultivated his sources indicate his credibility and provide journalistic value to victims of sexual assault and for the greater movement.