LONDON – Now and again, the State media are given to pontificating about ethical journalism. These lectures are invariably critical of the privately-owned media. This self-righteous criticism implies that the State media practise ethical journalism while the privately-owned media do not. But a dispassionate analysis of media practice in this country shows that the State…
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