New dark ages for journalism | Arikia Millikan CTRL+X | NYC

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0:00A: I’m really concerned about the thought that in 50 years, when we try and look back at this moment and figure out what happened, like, you know, from the news perspective, like how events actually unfolded, or, um, like, and all of the context around that of like people observing reality as it’s unfolding and, um, understanding what else was going on around that moment. I think we are in for sort of like a new dark ages if we let things keep, um, declining at this rate. Yeah.