" A story should be remembered for its soul, and not the bells and whistles."
Edward R. Murrow
by Jamie Adams 2008
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The news media has become a product of commercial broadcasting. The excitement and sensationalism exists to attract viewers, while some of the respectful aspects of journalism which existed in the 1950s are gone.
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