Reuters, April 4, 2008
By Mark Jones

I was invited to a gathering of activists, academics and media practitioners by the Berkman Center's Media Re:public program in L.A. last weekend. Exhilarating to be in such exalted company but depressing to find them so anxious about the future of political engagement and so negative about big Media’s future.

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