Journalism is dead. We can't, in near real time, detangle the complexities of the plans of large entities such as governments/corporations and the effects of th

Journalism is dead. We can't, in near real time, detangle the complexities of the plans of large entities such as governments/corporations and the effects of their policies. That's typically what journalists were really good at. That's the real problem. Colorful thought and artful diversity is the spice of life, but priority number one is consumer safety. We just need to know what's going on! It's been on the downward trend towards the grave for a very, very long time. Facebook/Google are simply nails on the coffin.