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You can still pay for high quality reporting. If you choose not to, then the question is back to you.

• bmitc 3y ago
  The discussion isn't about me, unless you meant the general you. However, that may be the case, but it doesn't reach the scale of the amount of people on the Internet and the pressures of that plus capitalistic markets.
  • symlinkk 3y ago
    Sounds more like the market doesn’t value “high quality journalism” as much anymore. Especially when you can find primary sources covering events on social media for free. At least for tech news, comments on HN are more succinct, less biased, and more hard hitting than any tech news site I’ve seen.
    • berniedurfee 3y ago
      The market at large. There’s definitely a market for high quality news, but it’s too small to sustain a company. Great bloggers, vloggers and pod casters are the new great journalists.
    • bmitc 3y ago
      That is my point. The Internet is like a direct tap into the more primitive emotions of humans, linking them up across the world.