That's the attitude of this paper. The Times' stock price began to suffer and the Times commenced a fairly substantial share repurchase program. I reported when they had announced how many shares they had bought, what proportion of the share volume they were accounting for, which was a significant proportion. That was the kind of thing I would have done with any other company I was writing about. That's impressive to me.
Television is primarily an entertainment medium.
It does not specialize in journalism. Corporations undertake newsgathering, editing and reporting as a part of a larger business. That's what we do. Their entire business isn't journalism. Their entire business, in fact, is mostly entertainment.