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...like the main media organisations should have already got their investigatory acts together and made wiki leaks irrelevant. On the whole, the "main media or
by rosser 12y ago
...like the main media organisations should have already got their investigatory acts together and made wiki leaks irrelevant.
On the whole, the "main media organizations" are an entrenched part of the system they'd need to be reporting on in order to do that job. That's a pretty major "biting the hand that feeds them" sort of impediment.
- mathattack 12y agoThere's also not a market for things that are hard to explain like multilateral trade agreements. It's much easier to shout, "It was Bush's fault!" or "But what about Benghazi?"
- JumpCrisscross 12y ago> There's also not a market for things that are hard to explain like multilateral trade agreements. Financial institutions, macro-oriented asset managers and companies with multinational supply chains and long-term assets are each affected by these dynamics. Gaining intelligence on the nature and implications of trade negotiations is huge business. I spent a good amount of time, as a trader, trying to anticipate how sundry domestic political variables constrained international actors, thereby predicting the odds of various trade structures arising from a forum (or of a forum even materialising in the first place).