The author starts by comparing the news from newspaper/magazine to modern online news to call it shit and I agree. In spite of being a business I feel printed

The author starts by comparing the news from newspaper/magazine to modern online news to call it shit and I agree. In spite of being a business I feel printed newspapers at large struck to a code of ethics and used that "freedom of the press" judiciously. In India Newspapers played a crucial role in organizing against colonial rule, Many freedom fighters were themselves a publishers/editos of such newspapers. At the later part of the freedom struggle such newspapers came under heavy attack, editors jailed and unspoken horrors imposed upon them. Even today printed news papers which survived from those era does have better quality of writing than online content(even from the same news media) due to some resemblance of their editorial practices. But all those printed newspapers are on the verge of bankruptcy or already dead. Their online counterpart is now only concerned with how many articles can be published/hour, There's not even proof reading because of this as they have to please Google, Facebook, Apple for those screen time.