Honestly, I think the journalists have a reasonable case to not engage too closely with stage-managed information that their subjects present them, and instead

Honestly, I think the journalists have a reasonable case to not engage too closely with stage-managed information that their subjects present them, and instead seek out their own sources. I'd be pretty skeptical of someone who says stuff like: > We have about 1,500 people who work at Bridgewater, most of whom love it rather than feel oppressed, so the picture they gleaned from these dozen people was clearly not representative [emphasis mine]. The CEO's blog post read to me like someone who is upset that their biases an beliefs (which they view as "accurate") weren't reflected in the reporting, but it's not "distortion" to fail to report your own distortions.