Journalism Is Broken. Can It Be Saved?

What has happened in journalism in the twenty-first century is aversion, perhaps an extreme one, of what has happened in many fields. Ablind faith that market forces and new technologies would always producea better society has resulted in more inequality, the heedlessdismantling of existing arrangements that had real value, and aheightened gap in influence, prosperity, and happiness between thedominant cities and the provinces.– New York Review of Books