Jack D. Lail
Jack D. Lail
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Odd, many online journalists – not print or TV curmudgeons, but those who belong to an online journalism association – believe the Internet is changing journalism for the worse. New survey:

More than half, however, believe the internet is changing the fundamental values of journalism – more often than not for the worse. Among the biggest changes cited are a loosening of standards (45%), more outside voices reducing the clout of journalists (31%) and an increased emphasis on speed (25%).

Is that like smokers believing smoking causes cancer?

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