If there is no price to pay, no ratings decline,no loss of revenue, the DBM will keep on doing what they have done.
we have the ability to make them pay a price! We should do it.!!
If there is no price to pay, no ratings decline,no loss of revenue, the DBM will keep on doing what they have done. we have the ability to make them pay a price! We should do it.!!
In a fantasy land such as were we live, the media will run to the RATs in the District of Corruption and demand subsidization, screaming
"The 4th estate must be saved - the Constitution demands it."
John Kerry on journalism: 'Brave new world' ......snip.....The senator ran through a handful of 2009's print newspaper casualties-The Rocky Mountain News (closed), Seattle Post-Intelligencer (web-only) and Christian Science Monitor (shuttered daily print edition)-along with the economic pressures facing others like The New York Times. "Is there any government role at all?" Kerry asked, before the two panels began. "I don't know the answer to that."
New Media and the Future of Journalism “Saving the News: Towards a National Journalism Strategy”
This report, which can be downloaded in its entirety from http://www.freepress.net/media_issues/journalism is written by Victor Pickard, Josh Stearns and Craig Aaron, for the national media reform organization Free Press. In it, the authors lay out several ideas for saving the news, and address the crisis from a policy standpoint. The ideas include:
- nonprofit, low-profit and cooperative models
- community and municipal models for future journalism
- foundation and endowment support
- public and government models - news commercial models
- public subsidies and policy intervention
IMHO the Commies have won - Nikita Kruschev would be soooooooooo proud.