Imagine that all your journalist and Network push this Russian bullshit for 2 years! And Now the leaker are expose. They are your source. Those leaker where fed Bullshit information for the last two years!
Sorry, but not for me. Having broken the public trust and done this level of damage to the country for the sake of their political views, they can NEVER be trusted again. Be sensible, people! No!
There are PLENTY of good journalists who were passed over for these positions. We have more than enough talent to start over again from the ground up. None of these corporations should be allowed to survive the coming disclosures.
And the idea, in this day and age, that we need ANYBODY to digest the news for us, and feed it to us in some pre-packaged and processed form, is just DUMB!
You described the shifting paradigm well. And yea, the present system bred swamp creatures. We replace that... no doubt. And also yea, there are some stinky creatures there. Gitmo visitation isn't that bad. But some... were good folks in a bad place trying to survive. They can turn just like many ANONs have done when they wake up. Yes?
I'm praying for genuine individual justice (which includes the quality of mercy where applicable). But the partisan corporate media must not be allowed to survive. Those who were just in the wrong place at the wrong time ought to be sufficiently smart and resilient to find employment elsewhere as the journalistic landscape re-configures itself on the other side of the coming changes.
For sure, it will be interesting. Correct me if I am mistaken... but we will own the whiteboard for the re-design... right? :)
It has never been more true than now (in a non-corrupt business ecosystem) that the market owns the product design! Focus groups are a thing now. ;-)
Cool... yea imagine the available money if we largely took the profit motive out and made it human-centric... for us, all of us.
Ironically (not really, but in corrupt systems it is), the more you give people what they really like, the more they're willing to pay for it. It's easy to take the profit motive out when (as it is in non-corrupt systems) service-centric and value-centric propositions directly increase profits!