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We have all sorts of earnest injunctions, handed down from earlier generations, about “not shooting the messenger”, but I am beginning to get a sense of public impatience at the media's remorseless pursuit of the negative during these difficult economic times.
At a meeting just the other day, I was holding forth about the duty of journalists to report all the news that's fit to print, and the appetite of the public for bad news, rather than the old Soviet style...
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