I Don't Really Mind Playing Tabloid Monster.

Personally, As A Print Journalist, I Always Found The Most Interesting Stories To Be The Ones Hacks Talked About In The Bar After Work.

Henry Blodget Does Occasionally Have A New Idea. If You're Making A Point About Aggregation Or The Emptiness Of Modern Journalism, He's Far From The Best Target. Try Huffpo - Or Gawker Writers Whose Souls Have Been Corroded By Irony.

Web Media Needs To Move To Tv Metaphor - With Full-screen Imagery And Other Content Interrupted With Full-screen Ads.

It's Harder Now For Journalists To Do Stories About Billionaires, Like Peter Thiel, Without Having At The Back Of Their Minds The Fear That Maybe Somebody Deep-pocketed, You Know, With Limited Resources Is Going To Come After Us And Can My Organization Afford To Defend Me?

I Don't Really Mind Playing Tabloid Monster. I Always Liked Those Characters In The Old Movies.