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From Thursday's Newhouse School panel on the future of newspapers:
* "I hope that people who invest in newspapers don't look for quarterly returns, or quarterly growth, because that's just not going to happen in the industry now, that dramatic growth. Nobody's doing that." -- New York Times Washington bureau chief
Dean Baquet.
* "You can argue that it may be better over time to be a private company. We feel better being a two class stock. One of my goals over time is to put the company in a position to at least have the flexibility to go private." -- McClatchy CEO
Gary Pruitt (left).
* "Oh, it's Gary by the way," Pruitt to
Ken Auletta, who kept referring to him as "Jeff." || More from
Doree Shafrir,
Nat Ives,
Jeff Jarvis and
Michael Calderone.
