As an avid user of Twitter, he also acknowledged that things have to adapt: "Is news judgment changing?
Many papers are belatedly but successfully adapting to the new news environment.
As the Chinese society is increasingly looking outward, such official media outlets as China's Central Television have been adapting their international news production to the bend of marketization.
Executives at Advance said the paper and its Web site, NOLA.com, would be reconstituted into a new company, the NOLA Media Group, as a way of adapting to the new ways news was being delivered and consumed in an increasingly digital age.
In a discussion of how well or poorly legacy news media are adapting to the new economics, Mr. Auletta praised The Guardian newspaper as "probably as advanced an online publication as there is" for one whose roots are in print.
The markets, he said, are very good at digesting this news and adapting to it.
Well, the good news about adapting this book is that I felt we had a lot of rich characters to draw from--very three-dimensional well defined kid characters, which you don't often see in movies about childhood.
The local medical curriculum places increasing emphasis on communication skills training, and topics such as obtaining a psychosocial history, announcing bad news and adapting the physician's discourse to patients' comprehension levels are regularly addressed.
While the old news media are adapting to the grammar and capability of the new, the new-media outlets are also adopting many of the journalistic and business practices of old media.
The Beast's competitors often seem to specialize, in fact, in compounding mistakes, because the overwhelming source of their information is aggregation, that online form, adapted from television news, of merely rewriting, in house style, stories from other news outlets.
