Journalism will never die, but today there are plenty of reasons to conduct an autopsy. Teodoro Leon Gross has gone into forensic mode and done the job in La muerte delperiodismo (Deusto), where he analyzes the collapse of the economic system, traditional journalism, which supported a very expensive way of doing journalism, very precise and very accurate. Important. Big investigations that take months of work without journalists devoting themselves to anything else, a definitive and heard voice in editorials and opinion sections, the ability to directly influence public opinion and vaccines against political polarization: these are some of the elements that Leon Gross points out are dead or in the process of disappearing.

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