Daniel Keys Moran on Nostr: The golden age of journalism, when there were four or five national papers doing ...
The golden age of journalism, when there were four or five national papers doing elite global reporting, with robust research and editorial staffs, is gone and is not coming back, ever. I don't miss much about the past, and wouldn't go back if I could. But I miss professional news.
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