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How did American newspapers, paid for by political parties in the 18th century and largely still affiliated with partisan politics in the 19th century, come to pride themselves on being 'objective' by the 20th century? - it wasn't telegraphs or economics of advertising. When Adolph Ochs bought the Times in 1896, he sought to differentiate the paper in several ways, only a small part of which was to "give the news impartially, without fear or favor, regardless of any party, sect, or inte...

Dog Whistling - Using terms other people in out groups wouldn't understand to exclude them Misinformation - Untrue or wrong information - not purposeful often a mistake, lack of diligence Great Moon Hoax of 1835 - New York's The Sun article stated British astronomer discovered life on the moon through telescope; increased circulation to 19,000, largest in world

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