Web Pro News, October 1, 2007
By Jason Lee Miller

It's important to remember that what we understand journalism to be now isn't always what journalism was, not even close, if you take it back to its green beginnings. How it is now, the format and structure of it was born of certain logistical necessities related to print, and later, broadcast; but media is changing, and in a big way, again.

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