Matt Taibbi wants the LIBOR manipulation scandal to get more attention:
I have a friend who works on Wall Street who for years has been trolling through the stream of financial corruption stories with bemusement, darkly enjoying the spectacle as though the whole post-crisis news arc has been like one long, beautifully-acted, intensely believable sequel to Goodfellas. But even he is just stunned to the point of near-speechlessness by the LIBOR thing. “It’s like finding out that the whole world is on quicksand,” he says.
Drum suspects that it's getting little pickup because "(a) it's really complicated and (b) everyone's a little vague about just who got ripped off here."