The answer to the question presented above is bias.
A publication has a bias if it is associated with an organization with underlying motives and/or only fairly presents only one side of an issue.
>Journalism’s first obligation is to tell the truth.
>Being neutral is not a core principal of journalism. This is because the journalist must make decisions. He is not and cannot be objective. But journalistic methods are objective.
When the concept of objectivity originally evolved, it did not imply that journalists were free of bias.
