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Maybe true for topical, explanatory blog posts, but investigative journalism is rarely done by anyone but professional journalists. That takes training and expertise.
Is that true? I feel sure I've read posts by individuals who investigated some mystery.
But I don't think anything on the scale of Watergate could have been exposed by amateurs. It required dogged sleuthing over a course of months, which required someone to pay their bills while they did it.
Yes non-journalists investigate things and write articles about it. It's possible for a non-journalist to do it well. But it's rare. Standards in ethics, transparency, sourcing, accountability, etc are important, particularly when investigating power centers.
Paul, not sure why you’re going full-trump and slamming journalists. Think it’s pretty unhelpful and not a great look.
Amateurs most likely wouldn't have been able to bring to light stories like the Weinstein story, the Boston Globe's Catholic church story, or Watergate. We should curb shitty journalism, but to suggest there's no room for professional journalists seems like a stretch
Excuse me I am a professional ok
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