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Re: As Rome burns, journalists whine about new media

HypnotizeSomeone — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 07:08:50 -0000

They are going to find a good solution for this in the long run. It just takes time - It is what it is....

Re: As Rome burns, journalists whine about new media

Kirby J. Killman — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 00:00:23 -0000

Oh, one last thing - the word "journalist" I think has become an oxymoron. Real journalism died a slow death in the past decade. The vomit from the current crop of "journalists" could gag a vulture.
"NY Times in trouble", go figure. I wouldn't advertise a wad of used gum there.

Re: As Rome burns, journalists whine about new media

Kirby J. Killman — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 23:53:40 -0000

The newspapers will once again start making money when they decide to re-start reporting the news instead of their extermely biased views.
The New York and LA Times are disasters waiting to happen right along with most other mainstream "news"papers.
"Garbage" barely descirbes what is reporte as "news". I find it disgusting and a moral outrage.
How telling that I have to go to Christian and Morman sites anymore to get any idea of what is really going on in America and the world.
The only adverising these papers are going to get any revenue from is the rich Arab oil sheiks and radical Islam (Oh, no!! I just committed a political faux pas - Islam = terrorists).
"Revenue" is headed to the Middle East. I'm sure many of our national newspapers are receiving adequate support from that direction. The powers that be undoubtedly make the rounds at the very popular cocktail party scenes in New York and LA/Hollywood. Trying to get a "pulse" on what Americans are thinking by going into this party area is like reading Mother Goose to find out the truth on anything.

Re: As Rome burns, journalists whine about new media

Hypnosis — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 17:23:51 -0000

While I was not a reader of the CSM, I must admit that I read most newspapers online myself. Sign of the times… Yet, I find it sad that the glory days of the printed newspaper are clearly history - some of the biggest dailies are struggling seriously. Soon we will carry our ‘Kindle’ to the coffeehouse. Not quite the same…