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Michael Wolff says the *real job* of journalists is to be "stenographers" to those "in power," such as Trump http://digiday.com/publishers/digiday-podcast-michael-wolff-donald-trump/ …pic.twitter.com/V19wR4zorg
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no analysis vis a vis fact??? he's reducing reporters to living tape recorders.
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so basically I can replace him with a tape recorder and a talk to type program, cool
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Jesus
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Think he's mixing secretary and journalists up there.
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isn't that what many were to Clinton and members of her campaign though?
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most screamed "emails" for ratings. but those who parroted, boo hiss. the press MUST editorialize. it's their job.
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What then would the 'value added' be from journalists to consumers, then? Why should I read journalist vs a press release?
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If the press release is full of falsehoods and inaccuracies, journalists pointing that out would 'add value'.
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