The New Journalists argued that objectivity does not guarantee truth and that so-called "objective" stories can be more misleading than stories told from a clearly presented personal point of view.
Originally a 16-page fanzine that hit Canadian streets in the early 90s, funded by a welfare-to-work scheme, the magazine established a steady following in North America through its distinctive mix of first-person, not always objective, stories about youth subculture and music.
The poem narrates the execution of Charles Thomas Wooldridge, who murdered his wife for her infidelity; it moves from an objective story-telling to symbolic identification with the prisoners as a whole.
Founded in 2007, InsideClimate News describes itself as a bona fide news outlet that endeavors to "produce clear, objective stories that give the public and decision-makers the information they need to navigate the heat and emotion of climate and energy debates".
The book is part business story, part objective history and part profile of activists, chefs, farmers and politicians.
Rather than presenting a single, definitive story — an ostensibly objective chronicle of events — these books offer a past of competing perspectives, of multiple voices.
"It's perfectly possible to be obnoxious and contentious in there and produce an objective print story, but the image is so overwhelmingly negative, and some of our TV brethren are very good at the in-your-face product".
Placement of an information anchor in the form of an objective news story before the organizational message increased the perceived organizational transparency when messages employed transparent design features and decreased the perceived organizational transparency when messages did not use these features.
"I don't think that E.N.A. is unable to produce objective, truthful stories," said Tadesse Zinaye, the agency's director, who was chosen by the government.
"Deferred Objective" is a story about Murdock's anti-war stance.
