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Whenever reporters complain about "limited access" to sources as though they're entitled to others' time or input, I wonder how many stories have been colored by resentment over a subject's unwillingness to participate on the writer's termshttps://twitter.com/edmundlee/status/1228768766168911876 …
This is just such a weird thing to complain about. These people have companies to run. *You* are the person whose job it is to figure out how to talk to them on agreeable terms. If you can't figure out how to not fuck up your relationships in the industry that's kind of on you
We don't want the other extreme either, with journalists blasting pro-CEO propaganda in informal exchange for access.
Lots of the time people decline interviews because they have already said what they have to say 30 times. But 500 media outlets all want them to say it - kind of like the row of photographers at a basketball game all taking the same photos
Before Twitter, I didn't have enough information to realize that journalists were not rationally motivated, and that beside the true believers were also narcissists in pursuit of power dramas.
They have staff that handles media. Those staffs are pretty big. They have time for media relations and answering questions, they just dont want to do it. If a reporter cant "fuck up his relationships in the industry", how is the reader supposed to trust him?
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