Category: Media and Journalism

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In simple terms, the phrase 'drive-by media' refers to the quick and often superficial coverage of news by mainstream media outlets. It's like they drive by an issue or story, give it a swift glance and then speed off to the next one, without deep analysis or follow-up. This term is often used to criticize the media for being shallow or sensationalist. Critics argue that 'drive-by media' prioritizes quantity over quality, resulting in audiences being poorly informed. Personally, I believe thorough investigative journalism is essential for a well-informed public.