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The ultimate guide to newspaper curmudgeon talking points
From Eat Sleep Publish:
Jay Rosen, who I follow on Twitter, got me thinking about newsroom curmudgeons with his tweets last week. It got me to suggest that we compile a giant, handy-dandy guide to these curmudgeonly views and their counterpoints.
This is that guide.
And so, without further ado, here the is the ultimate guide to newspaper curmudgeon talking points:
- David Cohn's blog
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