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What is the point of view in an informational article?

the author's perspective on the subject of the article

the reader’s perspective on the subject of the article

the publisher's perspective on the subject of the article

the narrator’s perspective on the subject of the article

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The point of view in an informational article typically refers to the author's perspective on the subject of the article. The author presents information, facts, and sometimes their interpretation or analysis of the topic, aiming to inform the reader rather than express personal opinions or emotions.

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