That is a more useful answer than your previous replies. Thank you.
You have not convinced me that ideology is something that journalism can escape. At the most fundamental level, some journalists consider freedom of the press differently than others. Some challenge the government more than others. Choosing to report on child labor is an example of an ideological stance.
Every time The Economist posts a story about the failure of the healthcare system and gun violence in the United States, it is because they have an ideology.
I fully expect every news source to have an ideology and to be honest about it.
You have not convinced me that ideology is something that journalism can escape. At the most fundamental level, some journalists consider freedom of the press differently than others. Some challenge the government more than others. Choosing to report on child labor is an example of an ideological stance.
Every time The Economist posts a story about the failure of the healthcare system and gun violence in the United States, it is because they have an ideology.
I fully expect every news source to have an ideology and to be honest about it.