Bartiromo

But if you're expecting Bartiromo to do the same, you're going to be disappointed.

Charles Gasparino: Is Meredith Whitney Flip-Flopping or Stalling? Charles Gasparino 2011

This all seemed to fly over the head of Bartiromo, who lets Whitney off the hook once again, namely by failing to get Whitney to admit that she was wrong, and make her concede that her prediction was devoid of any real analysis I have seen the research and it makes no mention of all those defaults.

Charles Gasparino: Is Meredith Whitney Flip-Flopping or Stalling? Charles Gasparino 2011

Starkman takes the fact that CNBC used the daily drama of the stock market and turned it into a sporting event creating "stars" like Maria Bartiromo who in Starkman's scheme is analogous to Lipin and represents "something changing in the culture" and decides it poisoned -- corrupted -- business journalism.

Robert Teitelman: Starkman on the Decline of Business Journalism Robert Teitelman 2012

Local business pages don't focus on personal investors because Bartiromo is sexy but because that's what they think folks want.

Robert Teitelman: Starkman on the Decline of Business Journalism Robert Teitelman 2012

Local business pages don't focus on personal investors because Bartiromo is sexy but because that's what they think folks want.

Robert Teitelman: Starkman on the Decline of Business Journalism Robert Teitelman 2012

Starkman takes the fact that CNBC used the daily drama of the stock market and turned it into a sporting event creating "stars" like Maria Bartiromo who in Starkman's scheme is analogous to Lipin and represents "something changing in the culture" and decides it poisoned -- corrupted -- business journalism.

Robert Teitelman: Starkman on the Decline of Business Journalism Robert Teitelman 2012

Starkman takes the fact that CNBC used the daily drama of the stock market and turned it into a sporting event creating "stars" like Maria Bartiromo who in Starkman's scheme is analogous to Lipin and represents "something changing in the culture" and decides it poisoned -- corrupted -- business journalism.

Robert Teitelman: Starkman on the Decline of Business Journalism Robert Teitelman 2012

Local business pages don't focus on personal investors because Bartiromo is sexy but because that's what they think folks want.

Robert Teitelman: Starkman on the Decline of Business Journalism Robert Teitelman 2012

Starkman takes the fact that CNBC used the daily drama of the stock market and turned it into a sporting event creating "stars" like Maria Bartiromo who in Starkman's scheme is analogous to Lipin and represents "something changing in the culture" and decides it poisoned -- corrupted -- business journalism.

Robert Teitelman: Starkman on the Decline of Business Journalism Robert Teitelman 2012

Local business pages don't focus on personal investors because Bartiromo is sexy but because that's what they think folks want.

Robert Teitelman: Starkman on the Decline of Business Journalism Robert Teitelman 2012