•Fourth
head - the Court reviewed the decision in Native Communications
and concluded that the mere dissemination of news was not
charitable at law - in part because the organization identified its
audience as the general public and not any group or community in
need of charitable assistance
•Court
held in order to be charitable, the organization’s purposes
must be of special benefit to the community, with an eye to
society’s current social, moral, and economic context
•The
Court did not accept the organization’s argument that
presenting the news in an “unbiased and objective” form
met this requirement
•