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| − | '''Churnalism''' is a term that generalises to all areas of journalism and refers to the uncritical reharshing of biased non-informative stories and promotional activity, for example by the public relation industry, into content that is maquearading as news. | + | '''Churnalism''' is a term that generalises to all areas of [[journalism]] and refers to the uncritical reharshing of biased non-informative stories and promotional activity, for example by the public relation industry, into content that is maquearading as news. |
It was coined by investigative journalist Nick Davies.<ref>{{cite book | It was coined by investigative journalist Nick Davies.<ref>{{cite book | ||
|title=Bad Science | |title=Bad Science | ||
Revision as of 20:25, March 17, 2017
Churnalism is a term that generalises to all areas of journalism and refers to the uncritical reharshing of biased non-informative stories and promotional activity, for example by the public relation industry, into content that is maquearading as news. It was coined by investigative journalist Nick Davies.[1]
References
- ↑ Ben Goldacre (2008). Bad Science. HarperCollins, 228. ISBN 978-00072-83194.