Steve Yelvington, on the consequences of removing copy editors from the newspaper equation:
“The dirty little secret of newspaper journalists is that a lot of them can’t write very well. That’s by no means universally true, but it’s true enough.”
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Zac Echola, on his vision of a distributed and loosely joined newsroom:
“The Internet is my platform. Not [...]
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