The Ofcom Broadcasting Code, Section Five: Due Impartiality and Due Accuracy¶
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- Symmetric Response to Asymmetric State
- The articulation of false balance in print journalism transferred into broadcasting practice as a shift from equal-time toward due impartiality, with explicit recognition that some coverage areas are asymmetric.
This sourceRequires not equal time but 'due impartiality' — an appropriately wide range of significant views given 'due weight' — explicitly making the weight a function of the evidentiary standing of the views, the broadcasting move from equal-time toward state-conditioned coverage.
- The articulation of false balance in print journalism transferred into broadcasting practice as a shift from equal-time toward due impartiality, with explicit recognition that some coverage areas are asymmetric.
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