There was good news for online journalists who are willing to embrace the future. Online communities soliciting user-generated content are increasing participation by users and stretching the definition of journalism. Tomorrow's journalists will be expected to master a myriad of media skills, such as writing headlines for cell phones, filing one sentence stories for WAP delivery, penning in-depth articles for online editions, and recording audio versions of interviews. It seems the more things change, the more they stay the same. Consumers still aren't clicking on banner ads.
Online privacy remains an oxymoron.
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