Jump in the river, the water's fine

"News is a river, not a lake. It is active, not static. It's what's happening, not what happened. Or not only what happened," writes blogger Doc Searls in a post about the future of news and of newspapers.

He's inspired by Dave Winer's experiments with remixing the New York Times: nytimesriver.com. So is Slate co-founder Scott Rosenberg, who writes:
"With the Web reshuffling how the most avid users of news get their information, editors' roles are changing — not vanishing, but definitely being challenged."

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