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I think something weird happened to media reporting in general (no specific person here) when it also became technology reporting.Permalink On twitter.com
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Since 00s, Media journalists went from being the most qualified to cover their beat, to being maybe 50% qualified to understand everything.Permalink On twitter.com
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That's not to say they aren't doing excellent work on specific parts of their beat. But a ton that is 'media news' that goes unreported.Permalink On twitter.com
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Everything digital advertising until like a few years ago, is a big example. If reporting on stock is media reporting, then isn't core biz?Permalink On twitter.com
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It's the classic business journalism problem though. The people most qualified to report on it can be way better compensated elsewhere.Permalink On twitter.com
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And so we have the real estate market crash. And so we will have a media co crash. Because the watchdog was looking in the wrong places.Permalink On twitter.com
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In retrospect the 'we're a tech company' movement in media orgs may have had a lot to do with an attempt to get the right beat covering themPermalink On twitter.com
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I mean... if Kinja had been a product by a startup and not a media company it would have been a totally different narrative.Permalink On twitter.com
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Same with if Medium had been created at the NYT instead of as a startup I think.Permalink On twitter.com
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