Romenesko

Miami Herald
Pulitzers are big, clunky trophies for the rich, says Edward Wasserman. "They purport to stand for excellence in journalism, but if they do it's in the same way that Rolls Royce stands for excellence in car-making," he writes. "Right now, the message to young reporters is that if they're serious about winning a Pulitzer, they should get hired by the [New York] Times."