Q&As are dubious

In doing research for an article, I came across a Question & Answer session with Kathy Griffin. (Don’t ask).  I am starting to hate Q&As.  I think they give the subject too much time to be mastubatory and are never as interesting as an article.  The only thing I like about them is getting to see the types of questions interviewers asks, but even those seem a bit cheesy.  Reporters are supposed to be filters, after all, not enablers!

4 Responses to Q&As are dubious

  1. hm says:

    Yeah, really!
    Except perhaps Q&As as sidebars ~ what do you think of those? (Or are those so rare it’s moot?)

  2. elainemeyer says:

    I agree. That could be cool. Multi-forms are always useful.

  3. Ben says:

    You forgot the once exception: the Sunday NYT magazine’s “Questions for…”, in which the interviewer is the masturbatory one.

  4. elainemeyer says:

    Haha, SO TRUE!

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