Adolph Ochs, the architect of objective journalism, had taken ownership of which newspaper?
A. The Washington Post
B. The Los Angeles Times
C. The Chicago Tribune
D. The New York Times

Adolph Ochs took ownership of The New York Times, where he pioneered the principles of objective journalism. His efforts transformed the paper into a leading news source focused on factual reporting. Ochs's influence shaped the standards of modern journalism. ;

Answered by GinnyAnswer | 2025-07-05

Adolph Ochs took ownership of The New York Times in 1896 and played a vital role in promoting objective journalism. His leadership transformed the paper into a respected news source focused on factual reporting. Ochs's influence set important standards for modern journalism.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2025-07-07