Everyone thinks the media is ok until they interact with them. They don’t give a shit about anything except driving eyeballs. The first few times reporters wrote about me were incredibly eye opening.
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Some are upstanding. Steven Levy for example. But it's true that your default assumption should be that they're amoral.
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the police care about convictions. The media care about stories. If you speak with them, you must keep their motives in mind at all times.
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Yeah, the two cases are similar in a lot of ways.
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@StevenLevy is a rare gem. He covered our YC batch.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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I think the fact that the default is to recite single names, instead of whole organizations, says a lot
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I suspect the future of journalism is blogging by people working in relevant fields as a side gig. And then those aggregated by outlets. With journalism losing the pretense of objectivity there's no reason not to find people whose influences are known and are more knowledgeable >
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than a reporter who only understands the field second hand.
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Same is true for entrepreneurs and investors. It’s true for everyone really.
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