What of viewers? How will what looks like a neat and tidy (re)adjustment from MSNBC’s point of view (ok, “experiment” over, back to one head, one hat around here — and for Matthews and Olbermann, that’s the analyst hat, not the anchor/straight news hat) translate for viewers? Will confusion persist? Will viewers even notice, if they’re still getting “analysis” from Olbermann and Matthews alongside “straight reporting” from Gregory? Once blurred, can “the line” really be un-blurred?Didn't they get the quotes I gave to the NYT and the Washington Post about this? It was all my idea. Idiots. They lack even simple reading comprehension skills.
I'm Keith Olbermann's ego and I'm here to tell the internets just how wonderful I am. But you already knew that right?
Monday, September 8, 2008
What does the Columbia Journalism Review Know about Journalism Anyway?
Idiots.
Labels:
Bias,
Chris Matthews,
Columbia Journalism Review,
Demotion,
Keith Olbermann,
MSNBC,
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About as much as you know about Journalism apparently.
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