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MineralMan

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10. Frankly, I don't think any of the cable or Internet news networks will break this.

Reply to ProudLib72 (Reply #8)

Sat Mar 4, 2017, 02:07 PM

Mar 2017

They've diluted their news gathering and reporting too far, now, to have the resources available. They're all about "interpreting" the news these days. They just don't have the reporting power they once did.

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In Many Ways, We're Benefiting from A Media War [View all] MineralMan Mar 2017 OP

I feel like journalists cilla4progress Mar 2017 #1

This story is to big to be ignored. MineralMan Mar 2017 #2

Awesome cilla4progress Mar 2017 #3

In the beginning, it felt like News was moving slowly. Too slow for me, but still moving. Grammy23 Mar 2017 #5

I've been around for long enough to remember a lot of political happenings and scandals. Arkansas Granny Mar 2017 #4

Yes. In some ways, it's moving faster than I expected. MineralMan Mar 2017 #6

There is a lifetime of fame, glory, and prestige awaiting the journalist(s) who connect the dots. Tatiana Mar 2017 #7

Exactly. And the media outlet that breaks it will get vastly MineralMan Mar 2017 #9

Huffpost has been making a name for itself ProudLib72 Mar 2017 #8

Frankly, I don't think any of the cable or Internet news networks will break this. MineralMan Mar 2017 #10