Revolutions create a curious inversion of perception. In ordinary times, people who do no more than describe the world around them are seen as pragmatists, while those who imagine fabulous alternative futures are viewed as radicals. The last couple of decades haven’t been ordinary, however. via Newspapers and Thinking the […]
Owen Youngman
New York Times, March 12, 2009: Some economists and newspaper executives say it is only a matter of time — and probably not much time at that — before some major American city is left with no prominent local newspaper at all. via For Papers, a Downsizing Trickle Becomes […]
As cities go from 2 papers to 1, talk of zero (NYT)
It’s not about chatting with your friends — it’s about promoting yourself. via How to Twitter – WSJ.com.