Two days ago, CTV’s Quebec City Bureau Chief, Kai Nagata, quit his job. He describes his disillusionment with tv news reporting.
Two days ago, CTV’s Quebec City Bureau Chief, Kai Nagata, quit his job. He describes his disillusionment with tv news reporting.
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July 12, 2011
Sorry, but I don’t buy it.
Sorry, but I don’t buy it. Nagata can type all day about what a great reporter he is and how he exceeded expectations, and lather it up with inconsistencies like his rather snooty claim that he doesn’t own a TV but can analyze the state of Canada’s electronic media without one, but the question remains: what in the world did he expect? Yes, there are problems in media, lots of them, but this is just self-indulgence.