maybe i am dumb & naive but it bothers me that most criticisms of "the media class" here show no interest in the question of how do we actually build good lasting accountable media institutions relevant to a wide audience and basically end up at "at least i have stuff for Me"
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saw a thread from some tech guy today that basically went "i love that journalists are increasingly irrelevant, now i can just have my pr team shape the narrative" and it was like damn u really said that out loud. but similar sentiment in lots of places
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not that bullish on it yet, but the conversation around substack is kinda interesting i keep wondering how many people care for news-as-facts outside of very local/specialized contexts and are willing to pay for it (not news-as-entertainment, which social media is enough for)
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kinda overly moralistic but i feel we like entertainment the same way we like junk food and like, we should be better than whatever impulse is letting news die esp local news, it's not just facts but the narratives of our communities we're losing and nobody outside media cares
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“tear it all down with no replacement” is kinda the template for populist notions tho, why can’t you let us have our fun as an angry mob
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I feel you are hitting it on the head. I feel Nothing I see from lame stream media is worth anything at all. If I met someone that self described as a reporter I would class them in the same category as Jake Paul.
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