Opportunity vs equality, wealth creation vs job creation, society vs individualism, SV is a convenient microcosm for them. Simplified.
Is The Guardian itself anti-Silicon Valley, or have a few individual writers found they can get clicks that way? http://goo.gl/H5Bq3K
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the power dyamic has changed. Computers rule the world now and everyone can see that, because they all carry one 24/7. Not true in 2005.
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That would explain why someone would write about Silicon Valley, but not why they'd attack it.
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They can't be anti-Silicon Valley. They rated Silicon Valley pretty well. In fact, they said it's the only comedy you should be watching.
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There are three types of news from silicon valley worthy of mainstream media attention. Scams, Scandals, and Bubbles. Others, too technical.
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A British left-wing newspaper being anti-something-that-destroys-labor? Whodda thunk it?
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SV is significant. Investigative (slightly leftish) newspaper investigates ==> doing it's job.
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That sounds like a pretty boring job, Paul.
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Surely to someone smart it would be more interesting to write about fusion than HR.
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You can't tell me average journalists don't aspire to be Woodward and Bernstein
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Interesting question, is it the obstacles you overcome that make reporting admirable, or the importance of what you discover?
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