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Elessar Zappa

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3. I don't think so.

Reply to marmar (Original post)

Thu Dec 19, 2024, 05:22 PM

Dec 19

They have a narrow definition of “American journalism”. There’s plenty of real journalism to be found on social media, websites, and podcasts. Traditional media is becoming increasingly irrelevant.

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The week American journalism died [View all] marmar Dec 19 OP

Journalism died when it became, like everything else in this country, subject to a profit margin. lees1975 Dec 19 #1

Not really. What you have nowadays are editors without news judgment. ificandream Dec 19 #2

You make some great points. greatauntoftriplets Dec 19 #4

I don't think so. Elessar Zappa Dec 19 #3