In a call with New York Times investors, the company’s chief executive said the Times was seeking to be “unashamedly experimental and willing to adapt.” He was quoted in a newspaper article about how the company was, once again, reporting a quarterly loss, and this not least because of costs associated with buying out and laying off its employees. It will be news to no one that the Internet has been a kind of earthquake for journalism, journalists, and […]

Categories: William Eaton, ZiR • Tags: education, Internet, journalism, publishing, universities