Journalism then and now
Last night, while watching Citizen Kane, an excellent movie about the life of a fictitious newspaper publisher, my mind started to wonder. How much had the media industry changed since the early 1900s when the film was set? Call this post a Rorschach test of sorts. Here’s how I reacted to some of the choice lines in the movie.
Carter: We’re a morning newspaper, we’re practically closed for 12 hours a day.
Charles Foster Kane: That’s one of the things that going to have to be changed around here.
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