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Media Freedom is under threat

this essay requires a high standard of thought, argument, and precision.
Please note that this assignment is calling for an Analytical Essay and not an Argumentative Essay. 

The key difference between an argumentative and an analytic essay is to do with whether you are trying to be
persuasive (argumentative) or trying to report something in a detailed but straightforward way (analytical). 
In this essay

you should seek to explain events, present key facts, and to describe points that other people have raised, and perhaps had differences of opinions about. In the process of doing this, you don’t need to take sides. Provide evidence where you can and outline the relevance of the issue to contemporary media practice. Your thesis statement should raise a how or why question, derived from the essay topic. A strong thesis statement poses a specific question that you can set about answering (providing you with a nice punchy conclusion), a weak thesis statement sets up a vague question that can’t be definitively answered, leading you to an inconclusive conclusion.

Marks will be allocated for:
- Essay structure (following conventions) 
- Logic, fairness and narrative structure 
- Sources and application of research
- In-text and end text citation in APA7
- Grammar, word use, and sentence structure