Why is society's watchdog, the press, with its long and often honourable pedigree, going feral?Failing to bark at misrepresentation and fraud, while snarling at truth? Why does journalism have the privileged position it does? As commercialization collides with the greatest communication revolution since Gutenberg, why are both revenues and media ethics in meltdown? If digital and now AI-produced media have 'the most prodigious capability for spreading lies the world has ever seen' (Alan Rusbridger, Editor, The Guardian, U.K.), is it coincidence that readers are turning away in the millions, globally? Yes, news mongering there has always been! But responsible journalism has foundations that have been sadly neglected. Why did journalism emerge first in Europe? How far back do the origins of public discourse go? What was it about moral fervour, all the way back to the Hebrew people, that revolutionised not only Greek and Roman classical narrative, but also the understanding of values, character, personality, and indeed language itself? Saving Journalism recounts it's often heroic past - and, just possibly, you to help guarantee its future.
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Dr. Jenny Taylor is Research Fellow in Communication, Media and Journalism at the Kirby Laing Centre for Public Theology in Cambridge. Her earlier books are A Wild Constraint, and Faith and Power: Christianity and Islam in 'Secular' Britain with Lesslie Newbigin and Lamin Sanneh.
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