1°) the news report you are going to read comes from an important British newspaper, the Guardian.
It was published in a section called
" cities " which is supported by a well - know institution, the Rockfeller Foundation. here is How the Guardian describes the funded section:

' supported by ' is used to describe editorially independent content that the Guardian has produced with funding from Foundations around the world who support specific projects.

why do you believe a newspaper has to inform who pays It to produce material?

a) to Help readers see If the articicle favors the funding organisation.


b) to show respect for the funder


c) to show How important the newspaper is.


d) for transparency reasons

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