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In their op-ed, Swensen and Schmidt quote the following from a 2008 report by Sanford C. Bernstein & Company:

“The notion that the enormous cost of real news-gathering might be supported by the ad load of display advertising down the side of the page, or by the revenue share from having a Google search box in the corner of the page, or even by a 15-second teaser from Geico prior to a news clip, is idiotic on its face.”

And yet, a Guardian blogger reported less than two weeks earlier that "the editor of the Los Angeles Times, Russ Stanton, said the paper's online advertising revenue is now sufficient to cover the Times's entire editorial payroll, print and online." Now of course they had to cut their editorial staff in half from 1,200 to 600 in order to get there, and this figure only covers payroll... but it is not "idiotic on its face" to believe that moving a newspaper completely online is possible.

"But news online will suck compared to printed news!" Really? I mean... really? First of all, there are really good arguments about the quality of reporting only getting better when it goes online. Second of all, who says that you really have to only publish the news that's "fit to print?" Is that what the market is demanding? Sure, you want to eventually end up with a complete and accurate picture of what happened. But isn't there value in reporting what you know and building the story as you go? This is basically what happens in the newsroom -- the story is built and factchecked slowly until it's ready to go to press. Why not make this transparent and publish what you know when you know it? As for editorial opinions, feature sections, op-ed columns, and all those other subjective and well thought-out analyses: those have value as well and won't just up and "disappear" with the transition to the online medium. What are losing value are "news" stories in the printed newspaper. By the time that paper is in your hands, most of the stories in it are stale and obsolete.

Listen, I'm realistic. I know that no company can just boom! move online. I know that not everyone can afford a computer or a Kindle to read their news online. I know this is hard, for social and economic and cultural and inertial reasons. The point of this rant is not to say this should happen now or that it will be painless. But let's have that discussion and debate, and not toss out these half-baked, petty arguments about the Internet not being "good enough" for journalism and newspapers being the One Medium to Rule Them All. The newspaper is not the last bastion of all that is holy and good about text journalism, as its defenders would have you believe. What it is quickly becoming, though, is an anachronism. Newspapers are a means to journalism, not an end. To fight what the market is telling you and what consumers are demanding, and to attempt to "save" the newspaper medium out of some sort of "principle" and a belief that the Internet cannot handle the serious business of the news -- that is what is "idiotic on its face."

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