Even with a high-speed Internet connection, TV is still faster and more efficient at reporting breaking news.
Serious gaps exist in writing and storytelling quality online.
Stories that held a reader's interest often were the ones displaying a writer's voice, putting a reader, for example, at Hillary Clinton's victory party. We wanted the facts, but we also wanted a story. Many sites took advantage of the Web's technology to engage readers with deep and ever-changing information, chats and other interactive tools. But while some interactive tools were useful, others seemed to serve to no purpose beyond showing off the medium's bells and whistles. Click on the questions to the right to read their discoveries.