Newspapers are shedding staff and reducing services, just like other industries, but even if the economy picks up, they may not bounce back. Tumbling ad revenues and stockholders hungry for profit are creating a familiar scenario, but the Internet is what's making things different. Major papers in New York, Washington and Los Angeles give readers national and international perspective. Local papers keep watch on business interests and City Hall. Will technology lead to the erosion of institutional memory and professional standards?
Is the Newspaper Industry Stumbling? Crumbling?
Credits
Guests:
- Richard Perez-Pena - New York Times - @perezpena
- Russ Stanton - Publisher, Editor of the Los Angeles Times
- John Carroll - Los Angeles Times
- Ken Doctor - CEO and founder of Lookout Santa Cruz - @kdoctor
- Lee Siegel - writer and author