Old school reporters lament the state of news reporting because they’ve become the middle men the internet has cut out. Old school editors lament the state of news coverage because they can no longer decide what gets reported and what doesn’t. Old school publishers lament the state of news distribution because they can’t charge what they used to. News gathering and news distribution has changed the way we define news. What’s in it for you? Only a little thing about it becoming easier for you to insure you will forever be a part of history. Would you like learn how? The answer is in this week’s Carosa Commentary: “What is News? (and How to Become a Part of It).”
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