The Dark Side of Longform Journalism

7/12/2016

In this article, the author explores the dark side of longform journalism, highlighting the potential ethical dilemmas and negative consequences that can arise from this type of storytelling. The article discusses the allure of in-depth reporting and storytelling but also raises concerns about the dangers of exploiting vulnerable subjects, sensationalizing stories, and prioritizing personal narratives over factual accuracy. The author argues that while longform journalism can be powerful and impactful, it also carries risks and challenges that need to be acknowledged and addressed. Ultimately, the article encourages a critical examination of the ethical responsibilities and potential harm that can arise from the pursuit of longform journalism.

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