The newsroom is no longer the only place where a story can begin. Today, a smartphone, a microphone and the courage to ask questions can put an injustice before the entire nation and sometimes before the President himself. There was a time when telling a national story required access to a newsroom, a television studio, […]
The Paradox of Plenty — When every smartphone becomes a newsroom
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