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When journalism and satire merge: The implications for impartiality, engagement and 'post-truth' politics - A UK perspective on the serious side of US TV comedy

机译：当新闻与讽刺艺术合并时：对公正，参与和“后真相”政治的影响-英国对美国电视喜剧严肃一面的看法

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This article examines the development of US and British TV satire and the consequences for political truth-telling. Different paths have been followed, with the pre-eminence of the First Amendment shaping a US culture in contrast to the centrality of impartiality in the UK. The transforming political environments mean satirists as well as journalists in UK broadcasting are being challenged to redefine the due in due impartiality. As both try to maintain their classic function of holding those in power fully to account, they face a perception of partisanship which risks further eroding the vital relationships of trust with the broader audience.
机译：本文研究了美国和英国电视讽刺的发展以及对政治真相的影响。采取了不同的路径，与英国公正性的中心形成鲜明对比的是，《第一修正案》的杰出地位塑造了美国文化。不断变化的政治环境意味着英国广播公司中的讽刺作家和新闻工作者都面临着重新定义适当公正性的挑战。由于双方都在努力维持其对当权者的全面追究的经典功能，因此他们都面临党派关系的感觉，这有可能进一步削弱信任与广大受众之间至关重要的关系。

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