The Los Angeles Times, a paper that often struggles to maintain a sense of status, is today running an article whose main point is as follows: " … Too many [TV stations] are running shows that resemble the same stuff everyone else is doing. … The marketplace has gotten more competitive for nonfiction product … " This from the paper of record in Hollywood, obviously forgetting that the only things staler than reality programs are 1,100 word articles sussing out the decline of reality programs. Why has the public not yet given up on newspapers? Oh, wait …