Is print journalism a dying industry? Have we seen the last of

http://www.longform.org

I check this every morning.

>>8376798
Thx:)

>>8376782
>Also is gonzo journalism still even a thing?
gonzo journalism is all that's left t.

>>8376888
Nice fucking trips

What are you reading? I can't remember the last time I read anything that wasn't just stale, objective, cookie cutter journalism

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>>8376896
Huffin' tons of Paint.

>>8376905
very biased but not necessarily gonzo

>>8376905
Hahaha well that explains it, I keep away from that filth.

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>What happened?
Pic related.

For real: reading became a meme.

That and yes I would say it is dying out. Look at gaming "journalism," for instance: not only is their medium falling out of popularity, their role has been obsoleted with most people turning to independent reviewers' video reviews on YT. I think that's part of the reason why we see them pandering to non-gamers so hard and always bitching about political nonsense. They are desperately trying to remain relevant, but with their previous job no longer in demand they're forced to portray themselves as "culture curators" now. It's bullshit.

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>>8376888