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It’s a funny thing to work in an industry where day after day, I can wake up to articles, like this one by Michael Kinsely in Slate, that explain why my industry’s modes of production no longer make sense.
But here’s what’s funnier: Blogging about it.
While some (Jim Romanesko, which technically is a blog) will lament on the death throws and convulsions our industry are in, some will try to embrace the future.
On-line journalism, blogs, whatever, are the means in which to reach a mass audience today and will only become more and more mainstream in the future. One of the factors in my job-deciding was the company's commitment to its Web site.
Irony= blog posts about newspapers slow demise.
Eli, as the son of a psychiatrist, I can assure you that self-awareness is the first step towards recovery.
"While some (Jim Romanesko, which technically is a blog) will lament on the death throws and convulsions our industry are in, some will try to embrace the future."
That's "death throes." Whether it be in print or online, there will always be annoying pedants like me to darken your day.
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oh snap! paper is so 1990!