Waiting for the Kent Brockman Award
From the Scrapbook.
September 7, 2009, Vol. 14, No. 47
Waiting for the Kent Brockman Award
The tendency of journalists to present each other with multiple awards--usually named for journalists, living and dead--reminds THE SCRAPBOOK of the scene in Annie Hall where Woody Allen, complaining about the self-congratulatory culture of Hollywood, imagines a prize for "Best Fascist Dictator: Adolf Hitler." Of course, given the downward trajectory of the news business these days, who can blame them for a little logrolling?
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