KnowraAdvocacy journalismLinked fromLinked fromThe 12 pages that link to Advocacy journalism, each with the reason it gives.All 12Related 2Compared with 10Investigative journalismCompared with: Investigative reporting may have consequences for a cause, but its findings must be evidence-led.Yellow journalismCompared with: Explicit advocacy differs from the misleading or exaggerated presentation that defines yellow journalism.Opinion journalismCompared with: Its explicit commitment to a cause can overlap with, but is not identical to, opinion writing.Journalistic objectivityCompared with: Its declared commitment contrasts with objectivity’s effort to separate reporting from personal advocacy.Science journalismCompared with: Its stated commitment differs from the impartiality ideal often associated with science reporting.Partisan mediaCompared with: It shares an explicit viewpoint with partisan media but is defined by promoting a cause.Watchdog journalismCompared with: Watchdog reporting may expose injustice, but its defining aim is scrutiny rather than advocacy for a cause.History of journalismCompared with: It contrasts with the professional ideal of separating reporting from explicit advocacy.John PilgerCompared with: Pilger’s explicit moral arguments invite debate over advocacy and journalistic impartiality.Robert FiskCompared with: Critics and admirers debated whether Fisk’s condemnations of power crossed into advocacy.