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Apparently, when a a CEO does it, it's news worthy, while for an actual poor person, its just everyday. In the end though, it's a good thing, he has the ability
by return0 13y ago
Apparently, when a a CEO does it, it's news worthy, while for an actual poor person, its just everyday. In the end though, it's a good thing, he has the ability to attract people's attention on the matter which may lead to positive change, a resource that poor people don't have.
- icebraining 13y agoApparently, when a a CEO does it, it's news worthy, while for an actual poor person, its just everyday. Well yes, that's pretty much the definition of news: reporting uncommon events. "You never read about a plane that did not crash".
- andyroid 13y agoSport events must be really uncommon then.
- andrelaszlo 13y agoThey sure try to make it look that way.
- mkr-hn 13y agoInvestigative reporting is a thing.
- icebraining 13y agoI wouldn't call that part of "the news", even if they're both journalism. And people do write such reports about poor people, so the observation wouldn't make much sense.