"Many said they had expected a Trump win, and that the polls had never properly reflected the atmosphere on the streets. They had voted for Trump because they felt he would handle the economy and international geopolitics better than Harris would have done, and because they wanted a crackdown on illegal immigration."
Imagine a world in which the media reported the facts, explained the difference between truth and lies, gave context and did their fucking jobs
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/nov/12/voter-reaction-trump-win
@tgraph52 @tyghebright
The definition of #journalism has changed to become more of a commodity. There are still some decent journalism sources but they lack the drive and impact of the old days.
Now would be a good time for someone to step up and evolve good journalism to fit modern output forms. Start a business that does individual "articles" as 30 second TikToks, kind of like the individual stories on a news broadcast.
I've been reading more Substack articles than legacy media stories for a while now, many delivered daily to my email inbox.
