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If - as The New York Times soberly reported in the article - "straight news programs cannot" tackle the "big issues of the day" while "speaking truth to power," we should ask a key question: Why not? But this is not a question that media outlets like The Times seem interested in pursuing to any depth.
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Why ask "why" when you can just pontificate on it without having to change anything instead?
Posted by: Laurie | September 10, 2008 at 06:29 PM