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I'm pretty sure the article author meant "New York style" journalism, not stories written as if they belonged in the New Yorker magazine.
by ghurlman 14y ago
I'm pretty sure the article author meant "New York style" journalism, not stories written as if they belonged in the New Yorker magazine.
- mrkurt 14y agoThey definitely meant journalism as written for the New Yorker magazine, it's generally considered to be one of the best publications out there for long form, investigative journalism.
- esrauch 14y agoIs "New York style journalism" a preexisting term? A quick google doesn't seem to turn up anything.
- gmkoliver 14y agoI think she meant New Yorker, so it was funny that she talked about newspapers for most of the article.
- TYPE_FASTER 14y agoIn the first couple paragraphs..."Simply put: It was easy and cheap for a lot of other players on the Web to outdo daily newspaper journalism for cheap or free." But her point is that investigative journalism like that seen in the New Yorker won't convert to free web content as easily.