A Hundred Years Hence the Expectations of An Optimist
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The newspaper of the early — perhaps the immediate — future will almost certainly dispense with leading articles altogether, and be much more a news- carrier than an educator. It will attack adverse opinion by simply not reporting it. 1 1 will some- times, no doubt, minimise facts unfavourable to its political side by garbling them. But leading articles had a useful function not yet men- tioned — that of explaining the news-columns.
70 A HUNDRED YEARS HENCE Things which the ordinary (but fairly... intelli- gent) newspaper-reader was likely to have forgotten, or to be ignorant of, were (and still are, where leading articles worthy of the name exist) explained and amplified. In the news- paper of the future, little paragraphs having the same purpose will no doubt be, as they already begin to be, tacked on to the ends of news- items : and so far as comment continues to be given at all, on such matters as political speeches from the enemy, it will be given in this form.
Speeches from the newspaper's own side will not require comment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The newspaper of the early — perhaps the immediate — future will almost certainly dispense with leading articles altogether, and be much more a news- carrier than an educator. It will attack adverse opinion by simply not reporting it. 1 1 will some- times, no doubt, minimise facts unfavourable to its political side by garbling them. But leading articles had a useful function not yet men- tioned — that of explaining the news-columns.
70 A HUNDRED YEARS HENCE Things which the ordinary (but fairly... intelli- gent) newspaper-reader was likely to have forgotten, or to be ignorant of, were (and still are, where leading articles worthy of the name exist) explained and amplified. In the news- paper of the future, little paragraphs having the same purpose will no doubt be, as they already begin to be, tacked on to the ends of news- items : and so far as comment continues to be given at all, on such matters as political speeches from the enemy, it will be given in this form.
Speeches from the newspaper's own side will not require comment.
What to read after A Hundred Years Hence the Expectations of An Optimist?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T Baron Russell to read onlineMoreLess
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