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RickStain

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Title-text with the comic: "News networks giving a greater voice to viewers because the social web is so popular are like a chef on the Titanic who, seeing the looming iceberg and fleeing customers, figures ice is the future and starts making snow cones."
 
This mentality had a strong foothold in the media long before the Internet gave birth to "social media."

Man-on-the-street reporting in print and on TV is used the same way that a drunk uses a light pole: For support rather than illumination.

Man-on-the-street was lazy journalism then, is lazy now and will continue to be lazy.
 
pressmurphy said:
This mentality had a strong foothold in the media long before the Internet gave birth to "social media."

Man-on-the-street reporting in print and on TV is used the same way that a drunk uses a light pole: For support rather than illumination.

Man-on-the-street was lazy journalism then, is lazy now and will continue to be lazy.

You're going to hurt Ragu's feelings...
 
slappy4428 said:
pressmurphy said:
This mentality had a strong foothold in the media long before the Internet gave birth to "social media."

Man-on-the-street reporting in print and on TV is used the same way that a drunk uses a light pole: For support rather than illumination.

Man-on-the-street was lazy journalism then, is lazy now and will continue to be lazy.

You're going to hurt Ragu's feelings...

But not until Chris Hansen is done with him.
 

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