“Writers and reporters need to remind themselves they're not to be judged solely by the number of clicks or eyeballs on a given story, but there is this other value and this other important mission, and the key is balancing the two so that you stay alive long enough, whether you're an individual writer or whether you're a whole news organization, to keep doing what you're doing but that you don't get so driven by that that you forget that what you're supposed to be doing in a higher sense is informing people, is elevating the debate and not lowering it.”
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Frank Bruni
Frank Bruni is an American journalist born on October 31, 1964. He is known for his columns in The New York Times, which primarily focus on political, social, and cultural issues. Bruni's writing style is characterized by its depth of insight and humor, often sparking public discourse on important matters. more