How Our Gutless Media Helped Trigger the Credit Crisis

Truly educating the public seems a pretty remote goal for journalism when consumerism reigns. There's no consumer movement to make news; there are no leaders to be newsmakers, and few local government agencies left dedicated solely to the consumer cause. Heads of regulatory agencies rarely are invited to appear on the Sunday morning news shows, as they once were. There are only advocacy groups, including what remains of the old Nader organization, that get ... Full Story »

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by Naomi Isler - Nov. 20, 2008

It is good inthat it tries to focus on the media's failure to do good reporting on credit issues. Howevr, it devotes only one paragraph to the real problem - that media owners are increasingly corporate (Graham wasn't at the time) and increasingly dependent on other corporations for advertising revenue.

I ws disturbed by the idea that reporting on state government issues was not of interest to the public. You can get anybody interested in anything if you package it properly!

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