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It’s a conveyor belt of doom,” I told her. It’s now a few months later, and I still think that’s an apt, though not totally complete, metaphor. It’s more than a conveyor belt of doom, but local news in a major city offers much doom to convey. The value of news further increases with the number of people who do not want that previously unknown information revealed, and the value gets multiplied again by the clout those people wield.
The White House doesn’t know what the White House is doing. I suspect that when liberals think of public schools, they think of the public schools they went to, or that they send their kids to in the suburbs, where the school lacrosse team is going to state and the cafeteria has its own herb garden and the principal is on Twitch. Liberals don’t think of the public schools where Michelle Pfeiffer is the only shot these kids of various racial backgrounds have. I don’t think liberals will want to get rid of public schools, and that’s not what we’re talking about.
It’s like the opening scene from Empire Strikes Back in Cleveland in December. Jen is already editing the Freshwater Cleveland website, the Destination Cleveland tourism guide, and will teach a class for Ohio University. We hope to get a house with a yard, and a hot sauce room, which is a room where one can make and store vast amounts of hot sauce. Cleveland’s sports teams are finally good, so there’s that.
Let’s say there is no media organization covering your town, or, if you live in a large city, covering your neighborhood. And what if he promised to do his job in a way that was both ethical and transparent, and he gave every reader his email and phone number, and he promised to meet with them once a month, face to face, to hear their feedback and story ideas? The reason I ask is that the more research I do, the more I think that if we’re going to solve the news desert problem in America, this model is what one of the answers looks like. It’s you paying a journalist—or think of him as an information-gathering specialist, or an artisanal reporter, if you will—to keep an eye on your town, and report back to you on a website, or in a newsletter, or both.