Sentence examples for a media actor from inspiring English sources

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(AU M7) This view was supported by a media actor who described herself as not impartial: I ' m not in the business of being impartial.

(AU M16) This was supported by a media actor from New Zealand who talked about the importance of readers trusting what she writes: And trust ?

(AUM18) For some media actors, this was the main agenda in being a journalist, as framed by one UK media actor, ' a journalist has got to interrogate and investigate' (UKM2).

(AU M18) This view was reiterated by another media actor: We ' re motivated by presenting a balanced story so if the company or the food producer wants to put their point of view of course we ' ll run that as well and you have to balance that up against whatever the risk is and let the public decide for themselves.

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(AUM12) However, others had different views, with one media actor describing sensationalism as ' looking for emotive angles' (UKM5) and this was further explored by an Australian media actor who said that ' the media not only deals with factual information but includes emotional reactions to that information.

One media actor said " we should report whatever FSANZ [ Food Standards Australia New Zealand] says about the situation" (AU M11).

(AUM1) In doing so, media has a role in investigating suspected issues and holding organisations to account, as described here by one media actor: The secondary part would be to, I guess, continue to investigate the matter and give – to balance out whatever the public relations perspective is being distributed by the company itself.

Some media actors described an extension of the role of a conduit to a role as a public watch dog, or an investigative role, where media might follow up a food incident story with an investigative lens in order to expose truth and any further issues that do not appear initially in a situation, with a view of 'watching out' for the public's interests.

Sensationalism was named by some media actors as being a problem of media reporting, for example ' some members of the media seem to go out of their way to look for " scare" stories, to the point, in my opinion, of irresponsibility'.