The press versus the president, part one thru four — Columbia Journalism Review — with high praise from Matt Taibbi
https://www.cjr.org/special_report/trumped-up-press-versus-president-part-1.php
Taibbi: Take A Bow, Columbia Journalism Review
The Columbia Journalism Review stunned many last Monday by publishing “The Press Versus the President,” a 24,000-word autopsy of press coverage in the Trump years, focusing on the the Trump-Russia collusion scandal colloquially known as “Russiagate.”
The result is a long, almost book-length compendium of errors and editorial overreach.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/taibbi-take-bow-columbia-journalism-review
“The news business is not Hollywood. It’s not even politics, which as the old joke goes is Hollywood for ugly people. Real reporting work is mostly a drag, mostly time-consuming, and very often a high-effort, low-reward activity. If you’re doing it right, most of the time you’re making phone calls that don’t pan out, being a nuisance via repeated requests to use a quote or put a name to one, or sitting up at night and hyperventilating about article factoids your sleeping mind has woken you up to have panic attacks about.”
Think of all the so-called reporters in our time. Would any of them even recognize above the job description, let alone undertake to do the job in that manner?