> it's the result of leaving nonfiction communication to the lowest-common-denominator of market forces. but seriously, what's the alternative? How do you avo

> it's the result of leaving nonfiction communication to the lowest-common-denominator of market forces. but seriously, what's the alternative? How do you avoid market forces? What process does a culture need to undergo to pull it's journalism away from market forces and enshrine it so that it is no longer a commodity afflicted by the market's weaknesses? Is the BBC one such isolated place where the culture of the UK that supports it simply expects it to always have a higher standard, market demands be damned? How did it get there? Or more cynically, how much longer can it last?