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It is disappointing how news organizations seek to gravitate towards making themselves the center of whatever story they're telling. Isn't the role of narrator
by dpeck 13y ago
It is disappointing how news organizations seek to gravitate towards making themselves the center of whatever story they're telling.
Isn't the role of narrator an incredibly important enough part of every tale?
- davorak 13y agoI am not sure if there is a more effective method of spreading the knowledge however. If it was all dumped at once very few people would be able to absorb it and understand it in a timely fashion and many would probably give up and move on. Yes they benefit by drawing it out, but the same technique seems to elicit deeper impact on the public.
- danielharan 13y agoIf you were reporting on these leaks like Greenwald, wouldn't you have a dead man's switch? What does it say about a reporter's job that they would have to fear for their very lives? Reporters are now protagonists since states spy on them and use dirty tactics to prevent them from doing their jobs. I don't think many of them wanted that role when they started.