Like I said on Twitter, “”CNET’s staff has been put in a…difficult position”. No they haven’t. They can quit and be respected or they can stay and be vilified.”
The faster they quit in protest, the better they look and the faster they get rehired. Only option is to quit. This is too serious to be able to stay and still be taken seriously as a journalist.
This is really bad. Most ‘bloggers’ that want to be called “journalists” but stories like this puts a stake in that heart.
Like I said on Twitter, “”CNET’s staff has been put in a…difficult position”. No they haven’t. They can quit and be respected or they can stay and be vilified.”
The faster they quit in protest, the better they look and the faster they get rehired. Only option is to quit. This is too serious to be able to stay and still be taken seriously as a journalist.
This is really bad. Most ‘bloggers’ that want to be called “journalists” but stories like this puts a stake in that heart.