Yahoo!, once its deal with Microsoft is approved, will turn the search plumbing over, but intends to portray the results like an ever-changing, ever-new front page of up-to-date news and information.
The job of selecting which moments to highlight, potentially a political brawl, has been given to a computer that will project an ever-changing variety of news articles on a wall, as chosen by a statistical algorithm.
Not only did Mr. Dubow retire under his own power because of health reasons, he got a mash note from Marjorie Magner, a member of Gannett's board, who said without irony that "Craig championed our consumers and their ever-changing needs for news and information".
Located at the center of power on Pennsylvania Avenue, half-way between the Congress and the White House, two-thirds of the façade is open, glass-walled, letting you see a complex and ever-changing display of the news and information we need to manage ourselves in a democracy.
We can immerse ourselves in the present, allowing ourselves to be utterly distracted by the glut of entertainment news and ever-changing headlines so that we fail to pay attention to or do anything about the government's ongoing power-grabs.
But when producing news, technology is ever-changing.
He continues, "The text was updated automatically on every hour; even if one read only the English versions, one could spend an entire lifetime doing nothing but absorbing the ever-changing flow of information from the news satellites".
Later in the interview, Couric also shared her thoughts on the future of journalism and how she feels about being a TV news correspondent in an ever-changing media landscape.
