But Fisher said he's open to considering the unique issues that online news might pose. I don't know if it merits two full-time positions. It should be noted that Jaroslovsky isn't a fan of the whole ombudsman concept. Fisher isn't sure that a corrections page is needed, but he does see problems behind making corrections to stories without noting the correction, which some sites do regularly. Fisher will be looking at these partners' contracts to see if stories can be altered.
Readers have a right to know more.
Fisher knows his job won't always be easy. Overall, online journalism has an uphill battle ahead of it.