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Message: [QUOTE="Husky25, post: 3939837, member: 2839"] Most writers are far more passionate about their assignments than the subjects thereof. It's what allows them to be critical. In fact, I'm pretty certain that the vast majority of writers couldn't care much less about their readers either, other than if their stuff is actually read. The animosity could very well be really. It seemed that way with Desmond Conner. Dare I say that journalists are self-serving fans of the story, and the more controversy they can drum up, the more their name is out there. Dimauro is looking to be a poorman's Dan Shaughnessey, who is now a shadow of his former self since John Henry bought The Boston Globe. [/QUOTE]