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the newsprint you accept into your home every week is good only for lining the floor of the doghouse.
But by maintaining credibility, readers can remain assured that what they read is well-researched, thorough, unbiased.
On its news pages, a newspaper cannot champion a cause, cannot choose sides.
Good newspaper people cringe and become overtly defensive when they hear a reader proclaim, “Well, you can’t belie \ e everything you read.”
It is a serious indictment of the performance of that newspaper.
Too, people in the public eye often take a “kill-the-messenger” approach toward an aggressive newspaper. But that is to be expected when the newspaper takes an active part in the community.
Will this newspaper miss a story?
Yes.
Will this newspaper make a mistake?
Most certainly.
Will this newspaper make every effort to correct its mistake?
Absolutely.
We have to.
Without that effort, we lose the essential credibility necessary to cover the next story.
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