1. You’ve described the actions of a child.
2. The media has forgotten their roots where publishers would die in pursuit of a story about corruption.
When I think of the old press you describe, I get a mental picture of a couple guys from the fifties, wearing those grey hats and suits all men wore then, smoking stogies while driving a ‘53 Plymouth or Desoto, then speaking with the classic Damon Runyon speech pattern, vocal intonations, and tough phrases into the pay phone they rushed to in order to be first to call in the story by deadline. :)
When I think of the old press you describe, I get a mental picture of a couple guys from the fifties, wearing those grey hats and suits all men wore then, smoking stogies while driving a ‘53 Plymouth or Desoto, then speaking with the classic Damon Runyon speech pattern, vocal intonations, and tough phrases into the pay phone they rushed to in order to be first to call in the story by deadline. :)