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Most people think that the truth should be objective rather than subjective when it comes to the news. Do you think all news is true? What is the function of a newspaper?

Significant part of society is willing to receive an impartial information from all newsmakers. It is agreed that nowadays most news is mainly made of copy-paste stlyled rumors, disregarding the real mission of newspapaers of delivering trustworthy data and own analysis. In my opinion information delivered to mass has a huge percentage of fakeness and need to be thoroughly filtered. We surely all have faced with news with different interpretations in various sources wich made us suspicious which source was genuine. I believe newsmakers adulterate the information they possess for the only reason - to attract more subsrcribers, to gain more likes and views, as it is commonly practiced today. From my own example i remember a news concerning the ending of hostilities in the Karabakh conflict on 8th of october, but it later turned up a fake news pursuing just to increase website's visitors number. To understand the role of newspaper we must take a look to past decades. Mainly, before the beginning of the internet era the only comprehensive source of information and news used to be a newspaper. Yes, we had and still have televison, where you could find news every hour, but people by that time preferred newspapers to tv news. It is obvious, in newspapers you are granted not only with news, but even real deep analysed information of editors, wich plays vital role in shaping public opinion. As a conclusion we can definitely state that society is lost in the huge amount of fake and subjective news and have no time to trace the authenticity of it. People just need real and objective information for the right navigation in informational flow.
Significant part of society is willing to receive an impartial
information
from all newsmakers. It is
agreed
that nowadays most
news
is
mainly
made of copy-paste
stlyled
rumors, disregarding the real mission of
newspapaers
of delivering trustworthy data and
own
analysis. In my opinion
information
delivered to mass has a huge percentage of
fakeness
and need to be
thoroughly
filtered. We
surely all
have faced with
news
with
different
interpretations in various
sources
wich
made us suspicious which source was genuine. I believe newsmakers adulterate the
information
they possess for the
only
reason
-
to attract more
subsrcribers
, to gain more likes and views, as it is
commonly
practiced
today
. From my
own
example
i
remember a
news
concerning the ending of hostilities in the Karabakh conflict on 8th of
october
,
but
it later turned up a fake
news
pursuing
just
to increase website's visitors number. To understand the role of
newspaper
we
must
take a look to past decades.
Mainly
,
before
the beginning of the internet era the
only
comprehensive source of
information
and
news
used
to be a
newspaper
. Yes, we had and
still
have
televison
, where you could find
news
every hour,
but
people
by that time preferred
newspapers
to
tv
news
. It is obvious, in
newspapers
you
are granted
not
only
with
news
,
but
even real deep
analysed
information
of editors,
wich
plays vital role in shaping public opinion. As a conclusion we can definitely state that society
is lost
in the huge amount of fake and subjective
news
and have no time to trace the authenticity of it.
People
just
need real and objective
information
for the right navigation in informational flow.
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IELTS essay Most people think that the truth should be objective rather than subjective when it comes to the news. Do you think all news is true? What is the function of a newspaper?

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