> journalistic malpractice of not linking That disease is very prevalent, and I don't understand why. My less-cynical guess is that the industry is stuck in t

> journalistic malpractice of not linking That disease is very prevalent, and I don't understand why. My less-cynical guess is that the industry is stuck in the past, and journalists need better training and tools. My more-cynical guess is that they are afraid of irrelevance, so they are defensively trying to keep you in their walled garden of information instead of encouraging you to get into the habit of getting info more directly.