Training for the Newspaper Trade
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Such an appetite as never Gargantua had is ^that of the American for news! " Every- body reads the papers — ^nobody believes them ** a cynic wrote, most untruthfully, for the reader can do little else than believe the 82 THE NEWSPAPER TRADE paper if he is to believe anything. The silly idea that a crowded sheet can spare the room for idle deception, or that its conductors are foolish enough to believe that invention is more important than facts, obtains in some higher intellectual circles, amon...g men whose learning should teach them to know better. That they do not is a reflection upon them — ^not upon the hurried, zealous news- paper diligently endeavoring to be first with its wares.
Perhaps this careless characterization is a relic of the newspaper in days when news was scarce and commimication slow and talent expressed itself in fancies. The cele- brated moon hoax, perpetrated by Richard Adams Locke in the New York Sun, in 1835, purporting to be taken from an ad- vance supplement of the Edinburgh Philo- sophical Journal, was the finest example of this form of fooling.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such an appetite as never Gargantua had is ^that of the American for news! " Every- body reads the papers — ^nobody believes them ** a cynic wrote, most untruthfully, for the reader can do little else than believe the 82 THE NEWSPAPER TRADE paper if he is to believe anything. The silly idea that a crowded sheet can spare the room for idle deception, or that its conductors are foolish enough to believe that invention is more important than facts, obtains in some higher intellectual circles, amon...g men whose learning should teach them to know better. That they do not is a reflection upon them — ^not upon the hurried, zealous news- paper diligently endeavoring to be first with its wares.
Perhaps this careless characterization is a relic of the newspaper in days when news was scarce and commimication slow and talent expressed itself in fancies. The cele- brated moon hoax, perpetrated by Richard Adams Locke in the New York Sun, in 1835, purporting to be taken from an ad- vance supplement of the Edinburgh Philo- sophical Journal, was the finest example of this form of fooling.
What to read after Training for the Newspaper Trade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Seitz Don Carlos to read onlineMoreLess
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