But where the situation is more complicated, "as for example, in the matter of the success of a policy, or the social conditions among a foreign people — that is to say, where the real answer is neither yes or no, but subtle, and a matter of balanced evidence," journalism "causes no end of derangement, misunderstanding, and even misrepresentation".
These findings, however, offer limited evidence of journalism divides – which we define as patterns in the availability of robust journalism that follow the geographic and demographic patterns that have characterized the digital divide.
Yet if you were to rummage through American economic statistics you would find little evidence of journalism's technological leaps.
You hate to see a newspaper siding with exclusion, when it comes to elections, based on flimsy evidence, because journalism is supposed to stand for giving everyone a voice.
"Panorama can't give up evidence-based journalism because it's too dangerous," Thomas added.
The project's tagline: "Evidence-based journalism".
There is no mistaking Franzen's own view of these matters, even without the evidence of his journalism from this period — including "Inauguration Day, 2001," a report he wrote for The New Yorker on the bus trip he took to Washington with a group of protesting young socialists.
Most significant, a growing body of scientific evidence and investigative journalism, such as the recent PBS documentary "League of Denial," and the book of the same title, has found that players are at risk for chronic traumatic encephalopathy — the degenerative brain disease previously more associated with boxers.
Urbahn doesn't believe his Tweet is evidence of citizen journalism "supplanting traditional media".
In the article, he called Olbermann "avowedly, unabashedly and monotonously partisan," and singled him out as evidence of television journalism's descent into opinionated info-tainment.
In the Ha'aretz interview, Morris took a tone that was in scant evidence in his earlier journalism or scholarly work.
