IU survey: U.S. journalists less satisfied and have less autonomy

IU Bloomington Newsroom ^ | 5-1-14

[Paul46360]

"Most see journalism going in "wrong direction." Six in 10 journalists (59.7 percent) say that journalism in the United States is going in the wrong direction."

[Parley Baer]

No sh!t. Only 60% beleive that? I guess that is a start.

[GraceG]

” Six in 10 journalists (59.7 percent) say that journalism in the United States is going in the wrong direction.”

They won’t rebel, they have already drank the kool-aide and will be slipping into sweet unconsciousness and release soon...

[EQAndyBuzz]

Poor babies. Just wait until their opinion doesn’t count and it is, “write this or you are fired.” Right now they think writing for the regime is cool because they believe they are actually making a difference.

Eventually what they think will become a crime against the state.

They made their own bed. I have no sympathy.

[txrefugee]

Now ask how many of those newly-minted “Independents” voted for Obama twice and were registered Democrats until the bias began to stink too noticeably.

[Iron Munro]

That’s the 60% who believe that the other 40% don’t kneel properly before Obama before they kiss his nether regions.

[Buckeye McFrog]

and have less autonomy

All material must be pre-approved by the White Hut prior to publication.

[Da Coyote]

Do we have any real journalists left in the U.S.?

(Remembeer, a degree in journalism is about as believable as a degree in womyn’s studies.)

[The_Media_never_lie]

The direction journalism is going is left.

[WilliamofCarmichael]

IU survey: U.S. journalists say they are less satisfied

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Skid Marks on Journalism's Shorts Complain About the Smell

Things would be fine if they would just admit their bias and accept the alternate media as the myriad newspapers representing all views accepted each other in the past.