Daily News editorial critiques modern newspapers and war reporting
The piece surveys contemporary press trends across Europe and America, noting surveillance by wire services and the shift of war correspondence to telegraph hubs. It references Holland's Geinsbaro Paras, the Daily Mail, Morning Chronicle, and Blandard, and comments on circulation, standards, and the rise of special correspondents in global conflict reporting. It mentions South Africa, American journalists, and the allure of vivid dispatches amid wartime interviews and debates.
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