Ah yes, the appearance of in-person authenticity
Ah yes, the appearance of in-person authenticity
Part of a broader collapse in any institutional legitimacy, it seems
Yes. But also, the mid-century obsession with journalistic standards was a new innovation. It wasn't always that way. And their reasoning was largely to please advertisers as a whole. (Not individual advertisers, per se.)
I've always found it amusing that the Pulitzer prize is named after a guy that got rich on yellow journalism.