@maxdancona,
The reality is that all journalism comes with an agenda. The over arching ethos of whatever organisation is paying the bills, but of course also the views of a whomever is writing the article.
News is not 'news', it is an appraisal by someone of what they have seen and think.
It was the big hope of many that the openness of the internet and the propensity now for so many people to carry a small video device, i.e their mobile phone, that 'pure and unsullied' news would arrive from the masses.
That has proven to be entirely inaccurate ... People mostly only film what they want to see and frankly once you have seen one bar fight and/or one fatal road accident plus all the usual garbage which people post .... One realises that very little is 'news worthy'
By it's very nature the dissemination of 'news', is in reality always propaganda driven by vested interests and by the learnt behaviour/socially accepted norms of people.