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I’m assuming that you’re implying that their job is hard news, but you’re hard pressed to find any hard news organizations any more. The AP survives because the
by redeux 3y ago
I’m assuming that you’re implying that their job is hard news, but you’re hard pressed to find any hard news organizations any more. The AP survives because they sell to other news outlets. Other hard news outlets seem to survive on donations and government funding.
- ekianjo 3y agomost publications are just writing opinions these days, and almost none of them know what "investigative journalism" actually means anymore as most of their staff spends time on Twitter to spit bullshit day and night. They were dead 10 years ago already.
- CM30 3y agoThis. Proper investigative journalism is the only kind of reporting you can't just replace with an LLM/AI, and your only differentiator in an internet filled with copy and paste stories. Any outlet that neglects it for the usual opinion pieces and soft news coverage is competing with every clickbait content farm out there, without the low operating costs to make it worth it.