Traditionally, radical journalism came packaged in the graphic equivalent of jeans and a work shirt.
"It's a packaged journalism, so you pick a target like – I don't mean to diminish because anyone who does it works hard – but are railway crossings safe and stuff like that, that's a serious issue but there are other issues too.
So it's counter revolutionary to think of turning back the clock to a time when journalism wasn't packaged and sold.
Nor the cost to truth itself; To belief in the veracity and authenticity of credible sources of information which are under sustained and vicious attack by anti-truthers like Jones; The corrosive impact on professional journalism from lies being packaged and peddled under the lying banner of self-styled 'truth journalism' that Jones misappropriates.
The editor of the paper's Irish edition, Paul Clarkson, is quoted in the Irish Times as saying: "Page 3 is a hugely popular pillar of the Sun in the UK and part of a package of great journalism which engages, entertains and informs in equal measure.
The words, pictures and graphics that are the stuff of journalism have to be brilliantly packaged; they must feed the mind and move the heart".
And Young echoed: "What they're buying is the package, the curation, the journalism, the opinion".
This should be starting to sound familiar – because it's the package of skills that journalism conveys uniquely well through hands-on experience.
The programme was scheduled to be broadcast for several weeks and forms part of a package of current affairs journalism being prepared by the broadcaster in the runup to next month's anniversary of the riots.
Spanning six continents and several years, the elegant hardcover combines personal essay, history, biography, journalism, and photography into a seamless package, capturing human dignity and grace through careful, clear-eyed reverence.
