Drew Curtis of Fark.com was at The Poynter Institute this week in a continuing discussion on new revenue models for journalism. We sat down with him and asked about those discussions. He also gives his recipe for Fark’s longevity, which is to be about two years behind the curve.
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Secret to Fark’s longevity: ‘do nothing’
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