Romenesko

Los Angeles Times
"My grandparents subscribe to a lot of newspapers," a 15-year-old girl tells David Lazarus. "If I want to read a newspaper, I go online, but I wouldn't pay for it. Our generation doesn't pay for things on the Internet." LAZARUS' THINKING: "As long as the big papers give [content] away free, the little papers will have no choice but to do the same. Before you know it, no more little papers. Meanwhile, blogs will continue sprouting like crab grass throughout the electronic ether. Soon, the line separating quality journalism from utter hokum will be too blurry to discern."