PressThink "No longer does one need a printing press to publish, only a personal computer, an Internet connection and an idea," writes
Tree House Media founder
Rich Heidorn Jr., who left the Philadelphia Inquirer nine years ago. "Making a living as a publisher, however, requires entrepreneurial skills that few journalists possess. That is the reason for the TreeHouse Media Project."
Jay Rosen calls it "kind of an anti-curmudgeon site. The opposite of bitching about the bosses."
PLUS: More on the Tampa Tribune intern's controversial
blog post.
