Negative Space: newspapers
- Amusing Ourselves to Death: Public Discourse in the Age of Show Business
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Amusing Ourselves to Death is a disjointed effort to prove that the speed of modern communications is killing us, but it ignores basic features of modern communications, such as the ability of both sides to respond; and to the extent that modern communications empowers the individual he sees that as an evil, preferring the bundling of individuals by self-appointed elites as in the age of Tammany Hall.
- Deadlines & Monkeyshines: The Fabled World of Chicago Journalism
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The past is a dark place to look into; despite all of the paeans to a golden age of journalism, John J. McPhaul describes a world very much like our own, but without the Internet to shine a light on journalism’s monkeyshines.
- The evolution of news to candy
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When you remove the news from the newsstand, what do you get?
- First, CNN came for InfoWars
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“When the speech condemns a free press, you are hearing the words of a tyrant.”
