News is all over television and radio, but it's easy to find fault with the quality of the shows.
Web sites, once the brash self-styled saviors of the business, have toned down the swagger as the stock value has fallen. That leaves the newspaper business, whose obituary has been in progress for a couple of generations. He also studied the role of journalists in the Internet era to complete a masters degree at Duke University. In such a turbulent atmosphere, the way we do journalism has been questioned, re-shaped and questioned again. Journalists tend to be a self-flagellating lot in the first place, and the public is always happy to hand us the whips.