Add Tim Rutten of the Los Angeles Times to the list of journalists upset over the ton of press coverage given Michael Jackson’s arrest on child molestation charges. Rutten writes, “Obviously, Jackson is a major figure in the world’s popular culture, and his arrest on charges this serious is a major story… But television coverage of the kind now surrounding Jackson is the media equivalent of an imploded star, a black hole whose incredibly powerful gravity draws in everything nearby. Was Jackson’s arrest, booking and release Thursday afternoon really worth the more than two hours of coverage CNN, Fox News Channel, MSNBC and Court TV simultaneously provided?” Read more.
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The show that never ends indeed.. I just wish that this is the END of it. Whether MJ is guilty or innocent I just wish that this is the last time I have to see this kind of media feeding-frenzy. They are basically providing child-porn to the masses! I don’t care if they believe that MJ is a pederast! Shouldn’t they give some though to the kids involved? I get so mad when I see these “What Jacko did to me – explicit details” stories because I just know that somewhere out there some pervert is getting off on it!