Olberman Out at MSNBC

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#26
I would be absolutely shocked if he went to Fox. He'll probably end up in a journalism professorship somewhere, would be my guess. Write some books. Maybe do some guest appearances here and there.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I would be absolutely shocked if he went to Fox. He'll probably end up in a journalism professorship somewhere, would be my guess. Write some books. Maybe do some guest appearances here and there.
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a journalism professorship? Out of being a shock jock?

I knew journalism schools were utter crap, but that seems a stretch to me.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I would be absolutely shocked if he went to Fox. He'll probably end up in a journalism professorship somewhere, would be my guess. Write some books. Maybe do some guest appearances here and there.
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so another words he'll fade away.
 
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VOLatile said:
When were Fox News, CNN, and MSNBC established? It died a long time ago.
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So you think the crap that Rather and Brokaw were doing was somehow quality journalism?
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BigPapaVol said:
So you think the crap that Rather and Brokaw were doing was somehow quality journalism?
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What crap are you referring to? Personally, I've never really paid any attention to television personalities, or television at all.
 
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VOLatile said:
What crap are you referring to? Personally, I've never really paid any attention to television personalities, or television at all.
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Sounded like you were saying that cable news killed journalism. Frankly, prevalence of information simply imposed standards that no journalism school was prepared for.
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BigPapaVol said:
a journalism professorship? Out of being a shock jock?

I knew journalism schools were utter crap, but that seems a stretch to me.
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This may be one of the few instances where your Alma Mater failed you - the vast majority of professors are little more than nut jobs with a personal axe to grind, who have warped values and enjoy spewing their nonsense on captive audience. Unlikely your profs - they've never had to actually apply the theories they preach in the real world.

KO would fit right in. They'd probably skip naming him Dean, and anoint him King, instead.
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BigPapaVol said:
Sounded like you were saying that cable news killed journalism. Frankly, prevalence of information simply imposed standards that no journalism school was prepared for.
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Not just cable news, but they played a huge part.
 
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