The quantity of information has certainly increased (theories, web sites, biased mockumentaries) but it's been at the expense of quality.
More information is good actually.
Adults and experts can make up their own minds and decide for themselves.
Would be no problem if "JFK Revisited" commended Gerald Ford for clarifying and making more accurate a passage in a draft of the Report.
I think JFK Revisited correctly noted that Gerald Ford attempted to polish a Person with his correction.
The "Person" being the incoherent medical evidence that stemmed from Kennedy's botched autopsy.
It's impossible to resolve many of the questions about the medical evidence due to the lousy autopsy conducted in 1963.