When is a newspaper not a newspaper? – Crain’s*

When it doesn't contain journalism. And that's the line the Daily Herald's parent company just blurred—much to its leaders' apparent regret.

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The Railroader
3 years ago

A newspaper ceases to be a newspaper when it gives up on actual journalism, resorting instead to groupthink regurgitation of DNC talking points and Hollywood press releases.

See: Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times, Crain’s, New York Times, Washington Post, LA Times,…

The WaPo won Pulitzer Prizes for its fake stories about Russian Collusion. They have not returned them.

Chicago journalism is dead.

Giddyap
3 years ago

One Of Chicago’s Leading Sources For Fake News Fraud — Crain’s Chicago Business — Chicago’s Anti-Business Business-Newspaper — Which Operates 100 Pct Of The Time As The House Organ For Illinois Democrats — And The Crooked/Corrupt Unions That Fund The Illinois Democrat Party — Says Conservative Viewpoint Newspapers Should Be Shut Down  

marko
3 years ago

I received some of those and found them to be just as, if not more factual, than the Chicago Tribune or Crains’ soft, fluffy, feelings based narratives. Facts about crime and corruption are real news.

Aaron
3 years ago

When it prints the truth

Old Spartan
3 years ago

Ok. So the New York Times, Washington Post, and LA Times– with all their non journalistic trash and distortions, don’t warrant a rebuke?

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