The rise of the new media is nothing more than people talking to each other directly online.
This is a direct result of the lack of professionalism in both the journalist and historian classes in society. In turn, their failure is due to the selling out of the original tradespeople who worked in those fields, in favour of being lapdogs of the military-industrial-political cartel. The media and the universities have taken their thirty pieces of silver, and simply, they are being replaced. They are going the way of the cordwainers, chandlers, typesetters and proofreaders.
And that is a good thing.
This is a direct result of the lack of professionalism in both the journalist and historian classes in society. In turn, their failure is due to the selling out of the original tradespeople who worked in those fields, in favour of being lapdogs of the military-industrial-political cartel. The media and the universities have taken their thirty pieces of silver, and simply, they are being replaced. They are going the way of the cordwainers, chandlers, typesetters and proofreaders.
And that is a good thing.
