Since I started this blog around six months ago, I have continuously touched on points about the impact of the media on us and everyday life as a whole. And even now, I strongly believe the subtle influences that journalism has on our society represent a failing in their field of work. Previously, I related these inaccuracies to the political spectrum and foreign affairs that have a profound worldwide effect on millions. This time, I wish to make it more general, and through touching on the nuances that shape the career that is a long-term goal of mine, it is easier to explain how journalism is in a dark place in the modern age. The demands of reporters, editors, broadcasters and the many other forms of journalistic employment are tough, take nothing for granted. The single greatest need in the industry is speed. For most, this is more important than accuracy. But here lies a major issue with news, or should I perhaps say, ‘fake news’? Say you’re the reporter that breaks t...