(Maybe Doctorow has too much of a Guardian vibe, compared to Zitron?)
The Economist would argue that the investor is always right, so maybe that's too hard of a line for FT to press
zipy124•1h ago
I've said this many times but I'll say it again. The FT is not some single opinion org. It has many writers and many editors of various opinions. The FT itself does not take any angle, only it's writers and editors, who can have contradictory views and still publish articles in the same media org.
gsf_emergency_2•5m ago
To add color to your opinion: this piece was written by one of the financial editors
Too Long, why is he featured? What is his message?
Traubenfuchs•53m ago
Viralized lukewarm hot takes expanded to tl;dr pseudointellectual drivel that makes readers feel sophisticated for powering through.
baobun•46m ago
I started listening but got too reminded of the Rush Limbaugh Family Guy episode to continue more than a couple of times. It's all rage. 5 minutes of hate for our generation. Not constructive and not healthy.
Traubenfuchs•41m ago
People love being outraged. And no easier target than useless, overpaid, digital analphabet CEOs, AI slop and techbros.
saubeidl•44m ago
One of the few tech journalists that does actual journalism and speaks to the problems with the tech industry instead of just glazing oligarchs.
laserlight•58m ago
Ed Zitron was famous for writing “The Man Who Killed Google Search” [0] (see also its HN thread [1]).
amelius•1h ago