To save journalism, cut the inefficiency

Less repetition. Less editing. Less travel. More collaboration. Those are some of Kate Galbraith's proposals for making journalism more efficient: "The universe of possible news is vast and mostly untapped. I’ve argued that most papers in the country could grow to five times their size, given sufficient money and talent. Yet news coverage reflects a herd mentality. Everyone rushes to do their own story on Ray Rice, the latest iPhone, a new fracking study, and so forth."

October 3, 2014

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