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link to a 302 page document, cool. This is why I can't call wikileaks journalism. They're important for journalism, but at least the NYT would point to the off
by rtpg 13y ago
link to a 302 page document, cool.
This is why I can't call wikileaks journalism. They're important for journalism, but at least the NYT would point to the offending paragraph.
- mtgx 13y agoI think the future of journalism, like everything else really, will become decentralized. So instead of having one monolithic structure do everything from research and investigate journalism, to writing, you'll have all these pieces separated. The writing will be left to the "bloggers" or people who just write and analyze from the sources they get. The "investigative" part will come mainly from leaks and whistleblowing - well unless the Obama administration has something to say about that, but I doubt they can stop the change. Also, this policy most likely comes from US. I think it's really terrifying how easily the Obama administration can order assassinations. It's like they don't even care about laws and fair trials anyway. Don't like someone? Just eliminate them.