Cronkite stood there on national TV and said the Viet Nam war was lost right as the Viet Cong were in the process of annihilating themselves as a fighting force right in front of his eyes.
You mean the mid-late 1800s. Newspapers from the east were run out of town or burned to the ground for sowing division among locals when they moved into early towns in the west. Once the printing press and paper became advanced enough to be cheap and printed by the millions, "journalism" became a career for salesmen, not for truth-seekers, if it ever was.
Last decade?
Oh please....
They have been serial fuck ups since the 1960s.
Cronkite stood there on national TV and said the Viet Nam war was lost right as the Viet Cong were in the process of annihilating themselves as a fighting force right in front of his eyes.
You mean the mid-late 1800s. Newspapers from the east were run out of town or burned to the ground for sowing division among locals when they moved into early towns in the west. Once the printing press and paper became advanced enough to be cheap and printed by the millions, "journalism" became a career for salesmen, not for truth-seekers, if it ever was.
Acknowledged. I was trying to stay within modern era.
the journo question
We need a final solution.