At the Aspen Ideas Festival this week, Andrew Sullivan said, “Journalism has become too much about journalists.” True. It’s not just that newspapers are covering their own demise as thoroughly as Michael Jackson’s. This is about the mythology that news needs newspapers – that without them, it’s not news.
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“Journalistic narcissism” de Jeff Javis sur BuzzMachine (July 4th, 2009) (via Meilcour) Si “Journalism has become too much about journalists”, c’est surtout parce que les journalistes appliquent sans le savoir la propre règle cardinale de Jeff Jarvis : “Cover what you do best and link to the rest”. Pure et salutaire application du principe de subsidiarité ! |