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"We have to have the open minds of entrepreneurs. We have to have the innovative imaginations of liberated explorers. We have to embrace risk like bungee jumpers. We have to listen to young people as if they are our saviors, because they probably are.
If journalism is to be saved by newspaper practitioners who bring the right values of truth-telling, minimizing harm, independence and accountability, then newspaper mindsets must escape the prison of day-to-day crises spawned by business troubles."
"Making the new digital market: A case for an Information Trust Association" Bill Densmore's white paper on journalism sustainability.
"Here's a question: why are we still consuming the news like it's 1989? Enter the Moby Dick Project. " (via @jayrosen_nyu on twitter)
A very smart publisher explains a new position.
"Given all the information out there, the sports writer's value has shifted from writing about what happened to writing about the story behind the story or about how a special play was run or about how a player got from that middle-school sandlot game to
"Editor's Note: A custom publisher interviewed me last week for its company blog. As it turns out, at least one executive at the company wasn't crazy about my thoughts on the state of publishing. So the company opted not to publish the interview. I, on th
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