Jay Rosen: Explosive news stories often have the least reaction b/c "[what] we cannot fix, [we] prefer to forget" http://bit.ly/ccVClC

Life Blog :: Jay Rosen: Explosive news stories often have the least reaction b/c "[what] we cannot fix, [we] prefer to forget" http://bit.ly/ccVClC

Jul 26 '10 12:09pm

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