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Originally Posted by Jay Random
SOMBRI did in fact ask for bloggers to be licensed, and yes, they definitely would be. This is my professional area. This is my business. So-called reputable publications routinely lie, they routinely libel people, they routinely omit essential facts in order to distort news. I've seen it often myself, and I can tell you that the whole business is rotten from Alpha to Omaha. The very idea of ‘journalistic ethics’ makes me laugh.
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I have to do my part. At least not throwing people under the bus even social media gives me the freedom of speech.
I was a journalist for over a decade and I still hold that integrity from school when I practice in social media. That blogger clearly knows what she was doing, it is not illegal, it is just ethical. Had she not come from a news background, I would probably laughed at it and let her go. Anyways, everyone has their own way of doing business.
To my other point, I will do my own due diligence, and if one day I want to become a KOL or blogger who aims to make money, I would at least get my independent journalist membership in an association or something. So I can keep my head up and hold myself accountable.
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