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Journalism does not have a public interest test it needs to meet. -- nm
"
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Name Withheld by Request
It doesn't, but if a story doesn't appeal to the public it won't be written.
Posted by
ML (aka Iadodger)
Oct 3 '16, 13:51
The series was written under a pseudonym, people wanted to know about the author. Ergo, the public had interest.
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Thanks, I was asking to get an understanding of what definition of public interest you were referring to. -- nm
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Roger More
Oct 3, 13:55
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