How Journalism Schools Are Adjusting to the Digital Age

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by: Danny Funt | CJR

David Remnick, the longtime editor of The New Yorker, recently recounted a meeting during the early days of online publishing when the veteran sports essayist Roger Angell said he would always “want to be able to describe, in English, how the hand fits over the baseball to throw a screwball.” It’s a worthy commitment, Remnick explained during an appearance at Columbia’s journalism school in February, but one that shouldn’t stunt useful innovation on digital platforms.

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