Slate | SFGate.com"Propping up troubled papers has a cost," writes
Jack Shafer. "It weakens the enterprises that are rising from below to compete with them to deliver advertising and, yes, deliver news. I can think of no better way to hinder the rise of such web sensations as Politico and Talking Points Memo than rewriting the rules to benefit newspapers." ||
Related from
Phil Bronstein.
