Journalism, Epistemic Responsibility and the Ethics of Human Consequence

There is a particular conception of journalism that appears increasingly difficult to locate within contemporary media culture: journalism understood not primarily as the production of content, the cultivation of controversy, or the acquisition of attention, but as an ethical and epistemic practice concerned with discovering what can reasonably be known and asking questions of those who exercise…

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