We’ve created a news climate where people race to declare others dead.
Philosophy of Drawing asks why I think we’ve arrived at such a climate. Here is my response:
I we’ve achieved this climate because conversations and media move so quickly that news outlets have only two sustainable editorial models: move really fast or create amazing analysis. The audience for the former is larger and the latter requires more talent, so everyone prints first and asks questions later.
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berezina likes this
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berezina said:
There’s an old journalist’s saying: Be faster than everyone better than you, & better than everyone faster than you.
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s-m-i reblogged this from dbreunig and added:
For the worse.
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philosophyofdrawing said:
Why do you think this is? Is everyone feeling so bad that they need to hear something worse, in some McLuhanesque breakdown of a need for bad news?
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