The further demise of journalism.
Put out a product that both sides are willing to trust, and you have a business. Write off half of your potential universe, and you have a problem.
Tagged: journalism
A small — and likely too late — nod to reality at CBS.
Credit to Paramount for catching a whiff of the grim reality now facing the legacy network news business.
Wasted legacy.
Rather than properly leveraging their incumbency, the legacy networks have consciously substituted political activism in place of traditional journalism
Hannity is right. Journalism really is dead.
For a republic of ostensibly free citizens to function those citizens must be well and properly informed.
Bias in the media.
It’s not news to anyone that the legacy news organizations are under fire for real and perceived bias in their reporting.
A remarkable lack of curiosity.
Journalism has been dominated by liberals for decades. But there was a time in American journalism when a story would get so juicy that reporters would go after a liberal anyway.
On journalism, global warming and Al Gore.
London’s Daily Mail newspaper has served up some reporting on former vice president Al Gore that you likely won’t see here in America.
Newspapers: You are selling trust. Forget that at your peril.
Implicit in the title ‘publication of record’ is a trust, of which many newspapers, The New York Times being the highest-profile example, have lately been poor stewards.