By Aaron Chimbel on Online Journalism Review, May 29 –
We all know the way people get their news has been upended in the past two decades. If you wanted to get the day’s news a few years ago you had to get it when the news organizations said you could have it. That usually meant a few times a day on television and radio or when the newspaper was published.
By the time what we now call legacy media was able to present the news it was inherently old.
Times, of course, have changed. News organizations have to change, too.