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DzWe have seen the rise of a third model of media in the form of talk radio and [ǥ]
elsewhereȂa journalism of affirmation, whose appeal is not in verifying the facts
skeptically but in affirming the preconceptions of the audiencedz (Kovach
&Rosenstiel, 46-47).

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DzSince news is the material that people use to learn and think about the world
beyond themselves, the most important quality is that it be usable and reliabledz
(Kovach &Rosenstiel, 37).

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DzNews and truth are not the same thing [ǥ] The function of news is to signalize and
event. The function of truth is to bring to light the hidden facts, to set them into
relation with each other, and make a picture of reality upon which men can actdz
(Lippman, Walter. Kovach &Rosenstiel, 39).

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DzNews is whatever is most newsworthy on a given daydz (CNN Producer, Kovach
&Rosenstiel, 41).

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DzJournalistic truth is more than mere accuracy. It is the sorting out process that
takes place between the initial story and the interaction among the public,
newsmakers, and journalistsdz (Kovach &Rosenstiel, 41).

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DzThe first principle of journalism Ȃitǯs disinterested pursuit of truthȂis ultimately
what sets journalism apart from all other forms of communicationdz (Kovach
&Rosenstiel, 41).

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DzIt is no longer enough to report the fact truthfully. It is now necessary to report the
truth about the factdz (Kovach &Rosenstiel, 41).

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DzTodayǯs headlineǯs and historyǯs judgements are rarely the samedz (Condoleezza
Rice, Brigham Young University Forum, January 13, 2011).

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