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[WHO WILL REPORT WHEN ALL THE REPORTERS ARE GONE?]
Advancements in technology are not without loss. With the rise of all new things comes the death of others. Typewriters, newspapers, religion, the album, etc.
But last week I pieced together a tragic, tangential, unintended consequence of our fracturing media landscape. Namely, the death of the grizzled, veteran, hard-nosed reporter protagonist.
Among books, TV, and movies, [...]