'I Don't Know Where I Got my News Today'
John Hockenberry, host of public radio’s “The Takeaway” opened a discussion with AP president and CEO Tom Curley and Knight Foundation president Alberto Ibarguen at the We Media summit Wednesday with that thesis.
More and more consumers don’t know where they’re getting their daily headlines, because of the Web’s “river of news” from which most of us now get our information — including from services like this.
It is that “river of news” that continues to chip away at the traditional service provided by the nation’s oldest news co-operative, the AP, founded in 1846.
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