The real silly thing is that there is a market for in-depth news analysis. The problem is that they've chosen not to serve this market, and as they race to the

The real silly thing is that there is a market for in-depth news analysis. The problem is that they've chosen not to serve this market, and as they race to the bottom they only now realize that they can't compete with 6 billion potential eyewitness reporters working for free. They gambled and lost. Of course, just like the car companies I somehow get the feeling that somehow I'll have to pay for their strategic mistakes.