Michael Geer reflects similarly this morning in American Thinker about the Cheney hunting accident. He observes: when the press griped that they didn't get the news of the hunting accident soon enough, what they revealed is that they didn't get the story at all. They only got it from handouts. They don't do news gathering and reporting any more. They are completely dependent on press conferences and press releases and manufactured "news" (such as reporting opinion polls and studies as news).
Read Geer's insightful comments here: 900 pound men
Hee hee