Whatever level of responsibility a journalist is expected to carry, a publication should act as if has an orders of magnitude more. When CBS acts without sufficient cause, they damage themselves and the public trust first, and the individual journalist second. When they act so destructively I can only think it's because they live in the …
Whatever level of responsibility a journalist is expected to carry, a publication should act as if has an orders of magnitude more. When CBS acts without sufficient cause, they damage themselves and the public trust first, and the individual journalist second. When they act so destructively I can only think it's because they live in the past, when their narrative was much easier to control.
For this same reason institutional trust is down across the board and causing us consumers to search for new centers of trust. I'm grateful that TFP is part of that and that Substack has become a vibrant and economically functional platform where it and others can incubate.
Whatever level of responsibility a journalist is expected to carry, a publication should act as if has an orders of magnitude more. When CBS acts without sufficient cause, they damage themselves and the public trust first, and the individual journalist second. When they act so destructively I can only think it's because they live in the past, when their narrative was much easier to control.
For this same reason institutional trust is down across the board and causing us consumers to search for new centers of trust. I'm grateful that TFP is part of that and that Substack has become a vibrant and economically functional platform where it and others can incubate.