Ever changing stories may be Clue to why media is failing
The story listed below is a primary example why media may filing to perform the one and only job it has, to inform the public. When a story first hit, we tend to assume that it will be filled with facts so that we, who read these articles and then form our own opinions for the water cooler conversation, could do so and not look like a complete and utter fool. We read the article, compose our own ideas about the cause and effect then use these to exchange with our co-workers or family members. We only wish to sound as informed as we see ourselves to be but are often left completely holding the bag because of the unprofessional styling of those expected to report the news. We begin with a solid base of why we think things happened as they did only to read another take on that same story and find out more information that was not in the first one. This new information tends to sway our first thought but in order to change directio...