The New York Times managing editor Dean Baquet speaks at Foster-Foreman Conference - The Daily Collegian: Campus

Fears 'reporting on truth will die'. The New York Times that invests a lot of money in keeping reporters on the beat is one of the reasons that truth has died. New York Times is one of the most biased publications in the news world where they serve the Democratic party and write numerous hit pieces on Republicans.

But to fair to this guy, he does argue that due to the internet and the ability of citizen journalists to report on news quicker and more accurately than traditional news services, that there will not be enough professional journalists to check facts and to get full pictures of stories.

However, until dishonest papers such as the New York Times begin to be an honest reporters of news, it won't matter since it is already impossible to get the truth from such outlets. So, the internet, on average will actually be able report more truth than such newspapers as The New York Times.

The New York Times managing editor Dean Baquet speaks at Foster-Foreman Conference - The Daily Collegian: Campus