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I just looked up the definition of "delusional" in the dictionary and found a picture of Mr. Mulshine beside it. Does he really think newspapers are offering a desirable, high-quality product and we're just too stupid to realize it? No, reporters and editors quit practicing journalism decades ago. Newspapers are dying because the supply has dried up, not the demand.

Hey, I just got a great idea! You know how we have all those illegal aliens who are willing to do the work that Americans are unwilling to do? Why don't we put them to work as journalists? :)

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More claptrap from Mr. Mulshine (Nostra-dumbass) ...

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Who's going to gather the news? A 'pundint' blasts the blogosphere

Posted by Paul Mulshine December 27, 2008 12:45PM

I've received so many comments from people who failed to read the Moron Perspective Warning that I am now starting this entry with it. Please read it and follow the simple instructions.

Moron Perspective Warning:

If you want to comment on this piece, please do the following:

1. Read it in its entirety.

2. Respond to the question of just who will do reporting in the Internet era. I don't want to hear your theories about media bias. After 35 years in the business, I know as much on that subject as anyone and your theories will not amuse me. So stick to the issue of who will do the reporting in the future. Otherwise you risk having your comments either deleted or employed by me as an example of the idiocy of the blogosphere through the posting of a Moron Perspective Alert on them.

Here is the original entry:

I've got a column in Saturday's Wall Street Journal in which I lament the demise of newspapers and I point out the reasons bloggers make such poor replacements for professional journalists.

Here's an excerpt:

(blah, blah, blah ~ shoptalk)

Read the rest here (Be sure to click on View comments)

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Y’all going to miss us when we’re gone. No really, you will miss us.

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