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Davos still captures in microcosm how the press miscovers the rich, and the economy in general. There’s the gleeful buildup and inflation of hype, and the doe-eyed analysis of why no one saw a given meltdown coming

Journalism has a Davos problem

On Wednesday—Day Three of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland—the digital newsroom Semafor came out with the third installment of its “Davos Daily” newsletter, a one-stop template for how...

7:07 PM · Jan 20, 2023

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How many members of the media who are in Davos reporting on the global elite's knees up, also work for media outlets owned by members of the global elite?

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