Row 2967

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not just regarding the israel-hamas war but with matters beyond it, does anyone have an idea as to why the NYT has cooked up headlines/sub-headlines like this (“was killed,” “has been struck by a bomb,” etc.) over the years? im curious because most journalists immediately frown upon people using passive voice. what does the NYT’s style guide/policy say about reporters’ use of passive voice? has anyone made efforts that probe/call into question the NYT’s usage of things like “was killed”, who in the media criticism world has weighed in and called the times’ practice into question?

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text not just regarding the israel-hamas war but with matters beyond it, does anyone have an idea as to why the NYT has cooked up headlines/sub-headlines like this (“was killed,” “has been struck by a bomb,” etc.) over the years? im curious because most journalists immediately frown upon people using passive voice. what does the NYT’s style guide/policy say about reporters’ use of passive voice? has anyone made efforts that probe/call into question the NYT’s usage of things like “was killed”, who in …
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datetime 2024-01-22
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