Benefits of having a free press

The benefits of the press being self-regulated is that the stories will be more detailed and in depth. Some of the stories may get to the public domain, and therefore some stories have been known to start debates between the audience. This is because people question why the government don't want to, or like to, publish certain stories and what this could really mean.

Newspapers can commonly be bias based off the writer's point of view, which is one reason why they're regulated, and because of this, the stories published aren't always 100% factually correct. The journalists and editors publish what they want to, and will often go to extremeness to get the best articles.

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