Mr. Harry Browne:

Both, but I think that to some extent the lesson of the reputational damage was to say, "Well, we should beat up on ourselves for what we did during that period", but, as I think Dr. Mercille's research indicates, to essentially move into a new orthodoxy. The period since then has not necessarily been characterised by a really pluralistic critical journalism; it has just been characterised by a different orthodoxy.