American TV newscasts were first developed 70 years ago. Serious questions: Does anyone still watch TV news? If so, why?
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IMHO, the better alternative to TV news is just subscribe to the print version of the @TheEconomist and read about 1/3 of it at random every week over breakfast. Plus Twitter, obvs. And read non-fiction books.
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They've gone very silly on some issues, but still sparkle with optimism, humor, and intelligence.
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I'm familiar with it, and respect it, but don't fetishize it.
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The Economist ain't what it used to. Switched to
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I’ve been getting news mostly through twitter for a while now and it’s sort of a problem. Never the meat, just sarcastic references.
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There are hack jobs, and there are hack jobs. And then there is this
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DUDE. You so fucking nailed it. Saludos desde Costa Rica.
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Pretty much what I do on the dot. Maybe not the Economist alone, a good spread of different sources is good.
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