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The State of U.S. Journalism - Obligatory Readings of the Day

Category: Media
Posted on: March 9, 2008 3:54 PM, by Coturnix

Glenn Greenwald: Tucker Carlson unintentionally reveals the role of the American press (the 424 comments are also worth at least skimming through).

Jay Rosen: An Attractively Against-the-Grain Enterprise...

Rachel Sklar: WaPo Writer Proves Own Thesis With Inane Op-Ed (follow ALL the links in the article as well).

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Journalism in the US ended when Edward R Murrow retired. It seems journalism could never find a market here.

If you want journalism, you'll have to turn to foreign imports.

Posted by: CRM-114 | March 9, 2008 8:20 PM

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