NY TIMES: Print Is Down, and Now Out

A whole bunch of newspapers—and magazines—are collapsing under the weight of print..

Though I think we’ll still miss some of them when they’re gone, it’s looking like they are about to be G O N E..

NY TIMES: Print Is Down, and Now Out

Obama vs the press? Yes, indeed..

The rundown of the clash: The White House said that a San Fransisco CHRONICLE reporter broke the rules when he filmed a protest at a private dinner—you know, the one where the person paid thousands of bucks just to sing out a protest song

The White House said the reporter broke the rules of typical pool reporting by using film and not text..

But the San Fran CHRONICLE is upping the fight a bit more today: They said that the White House is very wrong....

This is a fascinating story to me.. I’ll be interested in seeing where it goes. It also shows that no matter the party or president, there is inevitably a war between those who want to report information and those who’d rather keep it secret.

Obama vs the press? Yes, indeed..

The New York POST encapsulates the dramatic conversion of power from Mubarak to the ‘no one yet’ in a cover of Hosni in a mummy wrap. Good pun. Got to love the New York POST..