We found our constituents didn't appreciate our core value: journalism

8 Nov 2020 · 1 min
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In this brief interview segment, the speaker laments that commercial pressures have eroded the outlet’s core journalistic mission, arguing that audiences and advertisers failed to recognize the depth and quality of the original reporting produced. They emphasize pride in hiring top-tier journalists from leading publications such as Politico and Bloomberg, yet note a disconnect between the high caliber of the staff and the perceived value by constituents. The speaker confirms the organization currently employs roughly 80 full‑time journalists.

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