Social networking hasn't made journalism obsolete.

by **gutawafang** » May 5th, '11, 11:30

I agree to a great extent. I don't read newspaper anymore cuz the english papers in my country has twitter now.

And I read news online now. I think only storybooks stay relevant. I mean, e-books don't seem to be popular.

by **MikeNUFC** » May 5th, '11, 19:42

I lol'ed

Not sure Guta read it though haha

by **Block** » May 5th, '11, 19:59

Not sure if serious.

by **Satire** » May 5th, '11, 20:02

Well crafted. I'll be very ashamed of you if I find out this is copy + paste work when I type a paragraph of this into Google, Amadeo.

by **Xray** » May 5th, '11, 21:05

You 48 and you still rappin' uh

by **momentsgolden** » May 5th, '11, 22:06

Well, without someone who bothers verifying and condensing the constant stream of Information/speculation/lies/ conspiracies and spam it would be a mess of information. Journalism kinda brings some sort of sanity to the madness. But yeah, its been heavily undermined

by **gutawafang** » May 6th, '11, 03:21

MikeNUFC wrote:I lol'ed

Not sure Guta read it though haha

hahaha I was only interested in this part, "the printing press in general and news on television aren't as relevant as they once were". That's why I expressed my opinions in that manner. xD

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