Rather than simply criticize Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, one should applaud his welcome to all who are willing to accept the principle of objectivity in their contributions, regardless of credentials.
Despite their popularity, recently, it has been proven that they violate a fundamental principle of continuum mechanics, the principle of objectivity.
But the point may get close to the real reason for Keller's disdain for Julian Assange -- because Assange and WikiLeaks represent a much purer commitment to the core tenets of journalism, including the principle of objectivity, than does the New York Times.
-In the case of psychological warfare, should the government be required to adhere to journalistic principles of objectivity?
At the same time, the effort by most major American newspapers to hew to principles of objectivity and balance in news reporting created a situation where more partisan print publications sprang up in recent years in the form of blogs.
Although autobiographical in nature, "The Open Boat" is a work of fiction; it is often considered a principal example of Naturalism, an offshoot of the Realist literary movement, in which scientific principles of objectivity and detachment are applied to the study of human characteristics.
Mr. Gusinsky acknowledged tonight that he had deviated from the principle of journalistic objectivity and used his company, Media-Most, to help re-elect President Boris N. Yeltsin in 1996.
"As many others have noted, the calendar is a major organizing principle within Darboven's work, and it provides the appearance of objectivity while allowing her to create an entirely subjective artistic system behind it.
A few publications don't comply with these basic rules and are generally deemed as "fluff" journalism, but in the main, newspapers, broadcast and online news organizations adhere to the journalistic principles of truthfulness, accuracy, objectivity, fairness, public accountability and impartiality.
It is inherent in the above picture of scientific objectivity that observations can, at least in principle, decide between competing theories: if they did not, the conception of objectivity as faithfulness would be a pointless one to have, as we would not be in a position to verify it.
One of the key claims the proponents of common law make is that through the evolution of principles and precedent, we attain certainty and a high degree of objectivity.
