MP told Stuff owner: ‘If you were nicer to us, maybe we’d care if you lived or died’

In a candid and controversial interview, Sinead Boucher, owner of Stuff, criticized the media treatment of her company, suggesting that her organization's well-being might affect media coverage. She revealed a telling comment from an MP, indicating that nicer treatment could improve media attention to her personal life. This exchange underscores the ongoing tension between legacy media and tech giants, highlighting the struggle for relevance and respect in an increasingly digital world. The implications suggest a deeper issue about media bias and the economic impact of big tech on traditional journalism.