Saturday, 04 April 2015
The difference between Reporting and Punditry
Tweet quoted at Ace:
Perhaps because something that’s called The Dana Show: The Conservative Alternative isn’t exactly a ‘‘news enterprise,’’ hmmm???
(At least no more than Chris Matthews or Rachel Maddow? (Oh Snap!))
But then today’s journalists seem to have a lot of problems distinguishing reporting from punditry.
Explains a lot, doesn’t it?
Note: As to ‘‘Who is Alix Bryan, and why should I care?,’’ start here.
Fundamental Principles Dept
Tweet quoted at Ace:
I'm still scratching my head. Why does this pizza place need $25,000? And [why is] the fundraiser is being done by a news enterprise?
— Alix Bryan (@alixbryan) April 2, 2015
Perhaps because something that’s called The Dana Show: The Conservative Alternative isn’t exactly a ‘‘news enterprise,’’ hmmm???
(At least no more than Chris Matthews or Rachel Maddow? (Oh Snap!))
But then today’s journalists seem to have a lot of problems distinguishing reporting from punditry.
Explains a lot, doesn’t it?
Note: As to ‘‘Who is Alix Bryan, and why should I care?,’’ start here.
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theres a huge difference between the two and the youngers = propagandists would rather be a journalist rather than a reporter
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