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Not media bias, so much as media stupidity

A revealing yet damning journey into the mind of traditional media, and where it has gone so wrong.
"In particular, local journalism's occupational self-image, its vision of itself as an autonomous workforce conducting original reporting on behalf of a unitary public, blocked the kind of cross-institutional collaboration that might have helped journalism thrive in an era of fractured communication."
Le presse, c'est moi.

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