With the Internet, you can get readers involved before publication. Some newspapers are already posting their daily budget on the Internet each morning to get feedback at the early stages. Again, Vizard disagreed. Writing for the Web is not fundamentally different than what reporters are already doing. The voice of reporters should come through.
Sports is already subjective and it is much more popular than cold news stories.
The old AP Style is asinine. When the dessert had been cleared, the only agreement was that editors will have to be on their toes to keep publications current in the coming years. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology's News in the Future project has some answers. East Ogden Ave.