A century after Guttenberg first press his first publication, the world of writing looked dramatically and demonstrably different than it did compared to only a few years before the invention of the Guttenberg Press. During those intervening hundred years, though, the printing industry was chaos. Think of the 1980s and personal computers. So many choices. So many standards. Which would survive? Is the journalism industry at a similar chaotic crossroads today? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “What Comes First? ‘Entrepreneurial’ or ‘Journalism’?” and then make your best guess.
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