Jack D. Lail

Phil Bronstein, former executive vice president at the San Francisco Chronicle, says paywalls alone won’t fix the broken journalism model. (h/t Danny McCall)

Knoxville blogger and law professor Glenn Reynolds’ Instapundit blog turned 12 just a few days ago. Here’s his first post.

“The disruption was fundamental. Knight Ridder saw it earliest, experimented the most, worked the hardest - and it doesn’t exist anymore. Their top budget (for innovation) was $1 million - which doesn’t amount to the sushi budget in Google’s cafeteria.”...

Google announced a couple months ago it was discontinuing, or “retiring,” Google Reader on July 1.

[View the story “Chet Flippo, October 21, 1943-June 19, 2013” on Storify]

“It’s just that journalists have to get more creative and entrepreneurial. And, I think, that’s the problem. There’s not a less risk-taking crowd than a bunch of journalists who like to tell everyone how to run their businesses,” said Kara...

Thanks to Mindy McAdams for creating this Storify on newsroom innovation. It’s an awesome discussion.