Buying An Aggregator And Calling It A

I Don't Think Anyone At Fox Believes They Are Producing Even-handed, Impartial Coverage.

Everything Is Accessible To Everyone All The Time, And I Think There Are Wondrous Things To Treasure With What The Internet Has Made Available To Journalists. But I Think It's Also Had Some Effects That Are Less Pleasant. It Has Chipped Away At A Sense Of Privacy And Secrecy.

The Queen Of Aggregation Is, Of Course, Arianna Huffington, Who Has Discovered That If You Take Celebrity Gossip, Adorable Kitten Videos, Posts From Unpaid Bloggers And News Reports From Other Publications, Array Them On Your Website And Add A Left-wing Soundtrack, Millions Of People Will Come.

I Don't Think Fairness Means That You Give Equal Time To Every Point Of View No Matter How Marginal. You Weigh The Sides, You Do Some Truth-testing, You Apply Judgment To Them.

Julian Assange, The Wikileaks Founder, Has On Several Occasions Talked About Transparency As An Absolute Principle. I Don't Personally Believe That.