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I think that the realist is trying to romanticize the news and make everyone want to watch it. The idealist just wants to tell the people how it is.

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They seem like two opposite ideas. I think it would be hard for them to ever agree because one is very optimistic the other is focused on what's happening and on the facts.

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Realists: Doesn't believe in an ideal world, assumes people operate in one way and that it can't be changed.
Idealists: View the world as an opportunity for it to improve upon itself and pushes it to be better.

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I think the idealist is shows that journalism is so much more than just the money and ratings. It needs to be the truth. The realist is all about staying in business. It doesn't matter to them if the story is good or not or even truthful.

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I like how it compares the differences between the two different forms of journalism and the benefits they both can bring. The idealist form can be difficult but can have a better outcome instead of the realist that is only focused on pleasing the audience and popular stories.

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I liked that it portrays how journalism in a brighter light and honored it. The realism aspect kinda cuts the idealist way of journalism portrayal.

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I liked how the woman pointed out that she wants journalism to be an honorable job. Now there is so much doubt if a story is true.

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I liked that it was clear on who wanted what. They made it very clear who was the boss and who wasn't, you don't even have to watch the video to know. The boss who was portraying the realist was more interested in getting the views nd likes rather than being accurate like the idealist would like.

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If you want to have success in anything, including news media production, you have to be a mix of realistic and idealistic. If you are too much of either, you limit the scope of what you can create.

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If you want to have success in anything, including news media production, you have to be a mix of realistic and idealistic. If you are too much of either, you limit the scope of what you can create.

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I think that idealist view of journalism is the correct way to inform our population. You can tell that our news outlets are made to do nothing but rack in the views.

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An idealist is optimistic in nature. The idealist tends to believe in ideas that may benefit something greater than themselves.
The realist is more pessimistic in nature, but that's not bad. The realist looks at situations and rather than dreaming of something huge, looks at the facts and does what is best for themselves or others. While the idealist in the video wants the news to be truthful against all odds, the realist wants to keep his employees paid and cared for. The idealist wants change, the realist wants safety.

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I thought it was interesting how he said that people choose the facts they want now

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I liked when he said that people in today's world choose their own facts. I also liked how he said that she believes in the people and how they would be able to choose their news with integrity.

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I think its interesting how they portray idealists/realists. The realist is seen being obsessed with ratings, he wants the news outlet to do well. (Which is hard/difficult in this current market). While the Idealist wants the news coverage to be truthful, and raw.

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Its very interesting to see two completely different points of view. Realist focuses on business while the idealist focuses on good entertainment.

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I liked the idealist point of view that she shows. She sticks to her ideals, and she pushes for truth at the expense of ratings. However, sometimes the realist can be right, you can't afford to produce great news if nobody watches anyways

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I like when she says she would rather give a real show to 100 people than a fake one to 1 million

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I like when she says she would rather give a real show to 100 people than a fake one to 1 million

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She mentioned something about journalism being an honorable job. Depending on who you talk to, they would disagree. Now media has a negative connotation and people don't like the media. I agree with her, the media should be an honest and and reliable source to go to.

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I have to say I agree with the man on this one. Even though I want honest news that covers all sides of the story, that is never going to be popular. People want to feel like their ideas are right, and so they’re going to listen to news that shares similar views to their own. Also, Don Quixote isn’t a character to align yourself with, yes he was fighting for right, but he was also trying to fight windmills because he thought they were monsters.

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I think the idealist wants to give the correct idea of what is happening in the world and will not sway one way or another to meet an agenda. I think the realist

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I think that the video portrays realists as greedy journalists who want money and popularity. The idealists are the ones that give the facts, provide a true story, and determine a point.

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I think the idealist woman is trying to change the world. She talked about 'doing better' and focusing on 'something bigger to reach for'. She said that 5% can change the world.

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I think the idealist woman is trying to change the world. She talked about 'doing better' and focusing on 'something bigger to reach for'. She said that 5% can change the world.

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(Also, the woman was in Mary Poppins Returns movie as Jane...)

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What do you think of the idealist/realist description of journalism?