>It is about the fact that concentration of power and money in the hands of a few tech executives is killing news stories, information about the world (not some

>It is about the fact that concentration of power and money in the hands of a few tech executives is killing news stories, information about the world (not some comedy show). as opposed to the old status quo, where stories would get killed by a few non-tech executives. This is just a power struggle between old media and new media. The general public has no reason to give a shit. To most people canceling a tv show isn't 'crime' and gawker isn't 'news'