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The Intercept is one of the last news outlets that does actual investigative journalism, and the podcast opens discussing how one of the people on it found out
by kromem 4y ago
The Intercept is one of the last news outlets that does actual investigative journalism, and the podcast opens discussing how one of the people on it found out they were a finalist for a Pulitzer.
The tribalism around brand loyalty infesting even people's heuristics around commenting on news they don't even bother reading is something else.
Startup idea for anyone out there: a news commenting site like Reddit or HN with a built in browser that doesn't let you comment until you've spent at least half the expected amount of time to read the article with the article open.
I'd happily give that site my attention, ad dollars, and data instead.
- robbedpeter 4y agoWas. They've sold out to the ad churn, laying off journalists, and some genius middle management is steering the company toward profits over quality journalism. They're a dead outlet, unless they restructure their management to preserve journalistic integrity. That's expensive and they seem more interested in cashing out their reputation.