By: Dean Starkman | Columbia Journalism Review
It has become accepted wisdom in future-of-news debates that the church-state divide between the newsroom and the business side was something of an archaism, one more legacy that legacy news had to shed.
The current thinking is that reporters have to at least be
aware of how their paychecks are earned, and it’s hard to argue with this narrow point, as far as it goes.
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