Stop the presses! Or better yet, just post it online

News orgs large and small are learning that the web is the place to break scoops. For reporters, it means no more holding your breath hoping that no one beats you to your big story. For audiences, it means getting the news when it's fresh, and where you want it.

"We're increasingly inclined to put our scoops on the Web before publication in the newspaper," says USA TODAY editor Ken Paulson. "Our guiding principle should be to serve our readers first, getting news and information out as quickly as possible. It's also true that some stories just work better in print, particularly enterprise and investigative work with multiple elements and greater depth and length. The key is to tailor the content to the platform."

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