The Quote
Sep 9, 2010
“Journalism today embodies a whole range of styles, some with more point of view and some with less, and while clear labeling of what’s what is a good goal, it’s not realistic to think that there can be some kind of calorie counter measuring the amount of opinion in a given piece”. Bay Citizen’s Jonathan Weber explains the ins and outs of working as a New York Times bureau, nailing some of the difficulties of marrying old and new journalism as the Times reaches beyond its old comfort zone.
Group Book Discounts
Ken Doctor's "Newsonomics: Twelve Laws That Will Shape the News We Get" is now available, with discount, for group purchases -- student or professional -- of 10 or more. E-mail for more information.