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		<title>By: 99</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dripping with self-congratulation, it really ruined the jokes and the discussion for me.

And, much as I despise idiots doing the whole making-it-look-dangerous-from-in-front-of-your-four-star-hotel gig, the honest truth is they really DO have to wear that stuff because of the insurance thing.  They don&#039;t have a choice... if they want their jobs....  It would be inspiring and heroic if they just ignored the rules, but it&#039;s very clear that there&#039;s no compunction about replacing these &quot;journalists&quot;, no matter how famous and influential.  There wasn&#039;t any real discussion of this reality, but rather they chose to just look down their noses at it, elevate themselves at others&#039; expense.

Disappointing.

And, no, there was no golden age for international correspondents, or journalists in general.  There just is now a dark age for their employment.  It&#039;s not just up to journalists to try to fix this.  It&#039;s up to everyone, and we&#039;re not getting it done.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dripping with self-congratulation, it really ruined the jokes and the discussion for me.</p>
<p>And, much as I despise idiots doing the whole making-it-look-dangerous-from-in-front-of-your-four-star-hotel gig, the honest truth is they really DO have to wear that stuff because of the insurance thing.  They don&#8217;t have a choice&#8230; if they want their jobs&#8230;.  It would be inspiring and heroic if they just ignored the rules, but it&#8217;s very clear that there&#8217;s no compunction about replacing these &#8220;journalists&#8221;, no matter how famous and influential.  There wasn&#8217;t any real discussion of this reality, but rather they chose to just look down their noses at it, elevate themselves at others&#8217; expense.</p>
<p>Disappointing.</p>
<p>And, no, there was no golden age for international correspondents, or journalists in general.  There just is now a dark age for their employment.  It&#8217;s not just up to journalists to try to fix this.  It&#8217;s up to everyone, and we&#8217;re not getting it done.</p>
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