Gonzo journalism is when you, the reporter, indulge yourself into the story and become involved in whatever you are covering. This usually neglects objectivity and is written in first-person. It also brings up ethical issues. ~Eriech Tapia
Gonzo journalism is when the reporter places themselves in the story and is written in first person. This type of journalism is usually used to cover ethical issues in our country.
Gonzo journalism is when you, the reporter, indulge yourself into the story and become involved in whatever you are covering. This usually neglects objectivity and is written in first-person. It also brings up ethical issues. ~Eriech Tapia
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ReplyDeleteGonzo journalism is when the reporter becomes a part of the story. It is written in a first person narrative. -Peter Agnitsch
ReplyDeleteGonzo journalism is when you as the reporter involve yourself in the story.
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Gonzo journalism is when the reporter places themselves in the story and is written in first person. This type of journalism is usually used to cover ethical issues in our country.
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