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Judith Matlock's avatar

Fewer and fewer people are getting their news from the legacy outfits, which explains their standing in the middle of the road all the time in hopes of staying alive for a few more news cycles. There are now many news options, many of them admittedly lousy but more readily available. Most people are interested in the daily news in their area and will check it out on TV and/or radio and that's about it. The most inspired reports, opinions, and analyses are here at Substack. (Remember when McLuhan said the medium is the message?)

On the other hand, if one is a print junkie, as I am, there is good news. The Atlantic is going to expand its print publication to monthly and remain something a gal can not only read during an extended power outage, but also roll up to smack a fly with when necessary.

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Johnny Rochat - NorCal's avatar

My idea of a free press is that Kamala is free to ignore them. Someone should poll journalists to see how many of them ever took a class in American civics, and if so, did they pass it with even a D-?

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