In a previous post I said that newspapers have failed because they have lost their brand identities. Newspapers – not all, but the majority – sacrificed voice for profit, and ended up with neither.
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Few would argue that institutional journalism has lost its way. But journalists are not institutions; they have minds, ideas, passion, prejudice and purpose. They have the tools necessary to bring journalism back from the abyss – but not the will.
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I read a newspaper this morning. Stop the presses.
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I like to think that my colleagues and peers are smarter than me, work harder than me, and with the exception of Craig Newmark and any L.A.
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Rarely a day goes by when someone isn't bellyaching about newspapers and their collision course with the recycling heap of history.
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Working for crazy people has to be tough. In my old line of work we called these crazy people "editors," which is honestly the nicest thing an editor has ever been called.
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