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> What happened to proper journalism, where the author did at least a little bit of background research before publishing an article? That's always been rare.
by derleth 15y ago
> What happened to proper journalism, where the author did at least a little bit of background research before publishing an article?
That's always been rare. Deadlines, on the other hand, are never in short supply.
- neilparikh 15y agoPlus, this was written by a pro-Hollywood news site, so I'm assuming the author probably knew a little bit, but decided to attempt to twist Mark's words in a negative. Admittedly, he pretty much failed.
- tfb 15y agoTo us and other technologically-informed people, he failed. But to the general public who already associates the term "hacker" with a destructive force, the author probably further reinforced the negative connotations. People hear (read) what they want to hear, especially if it already agrees with their current understandings. And it's a shame really. I wonder if some day, with the help of hackers, technology, and the resultant spread of information, the general public won't be so ignorant.