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That's kind of the same reaction I had. It's like "oh yeah, cover your butt NOW"... but then again, if bad things didn't happen, then they wouldn't have to report on it.
And there is the argument that they well, they don't report on good news. But that's just the nature of the business. How many times do you read about the good things that people do in your community? There are probably a few articles, but definitely not the huge headlines on the front page. Greeks do good things for the community, and it's expected... so they don't report on it because it's not out of the ordinary. When they do bad things, it gets the front page.
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