1 definition by Tina-Louise Smith
The pundit industry.
Pundustry was coined by Gene Weingarten in his article 'Cruel and Usual Punishment' on 23 March 2008 for washingtonpost.com.
Pundustry was coined by Gene Weingarten in his article 'Cruel and Usual Punishment' on 23 March 2008 for washingtonpost.com.
As Weingarten said:
Print journalism is famously dying; everyone knows it. Reports of its imminent demise are everywhere, and serious reservations exist as to whether the potentates of ink can stay financially afloat by converting to an all-pixel format. If they cannot, it will be bad news for the pundit industry, or pundustry. (This is a word I just coined. As I write this, "pundustry" returned no Google hits. By next month it will generate hundreds. The pundustry will see to it.)
Print journalism is famously dying; everyone knows it. Reports of its imminent demise are everywhere, and serious reservations exist as to whether the potentates of ink can stay financially afloat by converting to an all-pixel format. If they cannot, it will be bad news for the pundit industry, or pundustry. (This is a word I just coined. As I write this, "pundustry" returned no Google hits. By next month it will generate hundreds. The pundustry will see to it.)
by Tina-Louise Smith April 9, 2008