Nothing excites journalists more than a debate about the future of journalism. While this is not unusual among professional groups, the media is unique in that such debates are conducted in public, with journalists interviewing other journalists. The impression is one of self-absorption.
The restructuring of Fairfax has been big news this week, indeed, much bigger news than if a non-media company of comparable size and national economic importance was on the chopping block.
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