Maggie Haberman wrote a piece about pulling back from Twitter and it is so mind-numbingly predictable, it's maddening
Haberman has faced criticism for her access-journalism coziness with her subjects; her book deal predicated on that access; her mincing of words...
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Haberman has faced criticism for her access-journalism coziness with her subjects; her book deal predicated on that access; her mincing of words...
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...and her unwavering insistence the Times can do no wrong - even after having done wrong.
Yet, Haberman's sad lament about Twitter addresses none of those things and entirely ignores the fact that her own stubborn rejection of any and all criticism is part of the equation.
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Yet, Haberman's sad lament about Twitter addresses none of those things and entirely ignores the fact that her own stubborn rejection of any and all criticism is part of the equation.
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...and just in case the "...for it is me, who is the victim" trope wasn't annoying enough, the Times topped it off.
They handpicked comments lamenting how terrible Twitter is...
The NYT bathrooms don't need mirrors. They're incapable of self-reflection.
nytimes.com/2018/07/20/sun…
They handpicked comments lamenting how terrible Twitter is...
The NYT bathrooms don't need mirrors. They're incapable of self-reflection.
nytimes.com/2018/07/20/sun…
