>We, the public, who are unwilling to fund quality journalism, have ourselves to blame for this. I'm afraid that even if good journalism existed today, yellow

>We, the public, who are unwilling to fund quality journalism, have ourselves to blame for this. I'm afraid that even if good journalism existed today, yellow journalism will always pay more. >In both cases, the public is being screwed by entities they’d rather trust. The sad thing is neither of these entities appear to care they’re harming their relationship with the people they serve. They don't and haven't for probably 20+ years.