It’s time for a new news network: “The WIKI News Network”

[KansDem]

Seriously, there is so much coming out that isn’t being reported that a news agency devoted entirely to the WikiLeaks could run 24/7 and still not cover it all.

Also, after seeing Rachel Maddow’s interview with Michael Moore, such a news agency could vet the leaks for credibility (“Cuba blocked the showing of Moore’s ‘Sicko’”), as well as offer explanations and analysis from learned contributors. In essence, return to "old-style" reporting and journalism.

There's so much to learn from these leaks...

I know I'd be watching it...constantly! :applause:

[NightWatcher]

1. I've been reading the updates they post on FB and twitter

There are nearly a dozen cables a day released and it's a great way to follow them.

[stray cat]

2. All political gossip all the time! National Enquirer for politics

[KansDem]

4. Not at all...

I indicated in my OP that these reports would be analyzed by learned experts who could explain the ramifications and offer analysis.

That would eliminate the "gossip" factor...

[Tierra_y_Libertad]

3. It would certainly be an improvement over the MSM and government handouts. K&R

[villager]

5. unrecc'd by the "let the corporations control my news!" crowd..

sadly....

Good idea, though...

[RZM]

6. I think it already exists

http://en.wikinews.org/wiki/Main_Page

Though I don't think that's what you had in mind :)

[tridim]

7. Great idea, it would be instantly popular.

I'm guessing the FCC and the cable/sat providers would be the sticking point.