i think we always cared about these far matters, but we weren't as immersed in them. At least walter cronkite was like, he was this journalist guy who went all the way over there and saw the war. But yes, it was a different media environment, but one in which we weren't being trained to respond on every ebb and flow of news. That's not just the inner net. I remember, i wrote this piece back when when i remember britney spears. There were 20 different satellite dishes around her house. And i was thinking, could that story have been covered with just three satellite dishes?
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