I think the problem is too many people ARE doing just that; watching them.  Don't get me wrong.  The current crop of news avenues in our state all give us the problems.  Sound bites aren't long enough for long form discussion/analysis/discussion/resolution process.  I get that.  But if Fink or Blangiardi or Huffington really wanted to report on the options we have to correct the situations, then THIS media is probably one of the better places to start.  However, if it is frontloaded or appears to be frontloaded with a one-sided agenda from the get-go, readers may opt for other avenues for consumption.  That's why Bulletin and Advertiser and NY Times et al are struggling...and losing.  If da ice cream no moa taste, den nobody going buy, dey going bye.