Romenesko

Baltimore Sun
David Zurawik says network news, which once owned the airwaves when it came to presidential politics, now finds itself scrambling to catch up to cable TV and political websites. "These networks are in business to make money, so they are not giving this last-minute, wall-to-wall coverage on Super Tuesday because they suddenly got religion about the civic importance of covering a political campaign," says j-prof Mark Feldstein. "They're doing it because they think they're going to make money."