The Slow Journalism. Megan Le Masurier explains it to us in an article from 2015. Sometimes journalists need a reminder that when speed is allowed to take the lead it comes at the cost of analysis of context of complexity.
Intelligent curated non-partisan news coverage designed to inspire and inform. Essayistic using long-form formats and principles of narration. Listen to the MP3 Audio here.
Slow journalism is a serious subculture that pushes against the din of re-hashed press releases advertorials and kneejerk opinion pieces and instead seeks to provide factual analysis that has taken time and care to produce.
Slow journalism actually goes hand in hand with a term called news fatigue also sometimes called news avoidance. Intelligent curated non-partisan news coverage designed to inspire and inform. Matthew Lee is an associate editor and a co-founder of Delayed Gratification the worlds first Slow Journalism publication which launched in 2010 and recently celebrated its 10th birthday. The stylistic focus tends to be narrative storytelling Le Masurier 2015 143.