Access journalism refers to a type of reporting where journalists focus on gaining access to influential people, events, or information rather than prioritizing independent investigation or critical analysis. Reporters practicing access journalism often build relationships with powerful figures or organizations, and in return, they may receive exclusive interviews, inside information, or special treatment. While this can lead to valuable insights, it sometimes raises concerns about bias or a lack of objectivity, as reporters may avoid challenging the people or organizations that provide them with access.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „access journalism” po angielsku

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