To be fair, most “journalists” aren’t journalists. Have you read a lot of articles on main stream media? The biggest example “journalistic” integrity that I think of is where they’re discussing some spurious study. The “journalist” in question has absolutely no ability to discern actual scientific evidence and…

True, corporate citizens can espouse whatever they want. But Facebook presented its “trending stories” list as somehow impartial. Apparently they were curating it *without telling anyone*. To me, they were being dishonest. It’s not a violation of journalistic ethics (as you correctly point out), but it IS douchbaggery…