White terrorist kills muslims with car

[Dill]

(06-27-2017, 12:37 AM)Benton Wrote: part of the problem people have now is the belief stated here. Journalism doesn't include opinions. That's not journalism.

Whenever I do a workshop there's always one person who writes everything in first person. And I always use that as an example of what not to do as a story isn't about what the author feels or believes.

Just wondering, Benton. Would you say that journalistic decisions about what facts to include in a story or not, and further editorial decisions about what to include or not, could embed a viewpoint in journalism which was not "opinion"--even if only facts are reported in the article/report?

Also, if you think that is possible, is it possible that it could occur without journalists/editors being conscious of it?