When The New York Times adopted an objective journalistic style that required reporters to remain neutral in how they presented the news, the more common style of the day was story-driven journalism that relied on dramatic, sensational stories that were not fact-driven. Nevertheless, the two styles had something in common. What was it?

MCQs on the evolution and impact of the media, primarily in the United States, and how your viewpoints are shaped by and can shape the media with which you interact.