Earlier quoted context omitted.
Same. Feels a lot like insider gossip that thought they had more going for themselves? That said, "It’s a radical idea, but we could make meaningful progress if we clawed journalism from the hands of affluent, out of touch brunchlords, and put it back under the control of diverse, hungry journalists and editors who actually understand the news industry and media environment they work and exist in." is also a rather b…
In my opinion, "journalism for journalism's sake" would be what we call reporting the truth, or investigative journalism. Is there a national outlet that invests in pure investigative journalism anymore?
The big stories used to be broken by local newspaper reporters. That process has been deliberately broken by private equity.
So... No, sadly.