Access to media (whether it be news, criticism, trends, recipes, travel writing, etc) is not a basic human right. The Times has never written for or courted a low-income audience.Audience member at Columbia Journalism School to Arthur Sulzberger, New York Times publisher: “How will low-income residents now access The Times at home?”
Sulzberger: “Just translate that question to print. How will low-income people get access to The New York Times in print?”
(Source: thedailybeast.com, via newsweek)
Isn’t the answer to his response, “They go to the library” or some such? What an asshole.
Access to media (whether it be news, criticism, trends, recipes, travel writing, etc) is not a basic human right. The...
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Oh good Lord.
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