Whoever can incentivize journalists to do this and still make money is going to be a hero.
Jim Lehrer's rules for journalism. These now seem almost quaintly upstanding.pic.twitter.com/Nc2e6jeptf
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More publicly funded journalists can be the answer, especially with the current decline of local journalism
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As I became an adult, I went from thinking PBS NewsHour was boring (my dad used to watch it occasionally) to realizing that maybe it was boring. But that's its feature.
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You can rely on the mainstream media to violate every one of these rules every minute of the day.
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These are valuable.
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Jim Lehrer worked for a non-profit organization. For-profit organizations have a different rule set, where clickbait headlines and content designed with the hope of going viral dominate.
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Some good notions, like 'entertainment', but some of these have been hacked by malicious people. Like "both sides". Or continuing to treat fundamentally un-decent people as if they were.
@jayrosen_nyu has some interesting commentary on the press -
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Sadly I don't think sl.6 is the case nowadays.
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Modern journalism is a giant fear/outrage porn generator
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