So long, editorials: predictions for journalism in 2013
Newspapers will start to taper off writing editorials. They’ll find that they can be a leader in their communities by engaging audiences, moderating forums, holding events and curating round table discussion — while avoiding the pitfall of alienating a significant percentage of their audience by telling people what to think.
I definitely agree with this statement by Mark Katches (the editorial director for the Center for Investigative Reporting), which appeared in the predictions for journalism in 2013, a series by the Nieman Journalism Lab.
