By Mike France
BusinessWeek
Published in the April 19, 2004, issue
Excerpt:
“It is hypocritical that our job as journalists is to hold the powerful accountable, yet we don’t do it to any meaningful degree in our own industry,” says Robert M. Steele, the Nelson Poynter Scholar for Journalism Values at the Poynter Institute.
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