It is obvious that in a private firm, the editor would publish only that information, which is acceptable to his bosses. How would he convince his bosses to publish a news item that they do not like to be published?

A) He can tell them that if they do not do so, he would put in his papers B) He can convince them that the news in question is likely to be published by the rival newspapers and that they should publish it first to kill competition C) He can tell them that the news should be published (even if they do not like it) in the interest of Journalism ethics and for the benefit of the society D) All the above

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Correct Answer: Option C

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