What we see here is the death of broadcast communication. Print, Radio and Television are granted a monopoly of audience attention. (If you can pay the gateke

What we see here is the death of broadcast communication. Print, Radio and Television are granted a monopoly of audience attention. (If you can pay the gatekeepers.) Now the loudest voices face a real crowd, people who will return the volley. Does this hold us to a higher standard? Is the end of one-way broadcast the real death of journalism as we know it? I hope so.