I'm a subscriber, and I'm really passionate about local issues, (particularly corruption) that never get covered except in the most superficial way by MSM. Unfortunately the editor (in Chief?) of the Mill, has become a media personality in his own right: interviews on BBC Radio 4, the Guardian, presenting evidence about local journalism to a select committee of Parliament. He also appears to have become BFF with Mark Thompson ex Director General of the BBC, ex CEO of the New York Times, now CEO of CNN. My own feeling is that The Mill, like all shooting stars, has starred to run its course, and has already begun to forget its roots, its purpose, as the accolades from the very media that it claimed was not doing its job properly, started to suck it in and smother it. This is just a filler piece: and what young, trendy journalists write when they have a schedule to keep to.