His journalistic origins, his political convictions and readiness to act as a leader of opinion, and his wish to secure a steady income independent of his literary creativity and of any shifts in novel readers' tastes made him attempt or plan several periodical ventures in the 1840s.
What it is that needs to shift in the relationship perplexes reader and protagonists alike, but instead of easy answers, we are offered only the facts.
Michael Yon, an independent reporter who relies on contributions from Internet users to report from both areas of conflict, has already perceived a shift in both media and reader attention from Iraq to Afghanistan.
The Evening Standard is facing a combination of the industry-wide downturn in advertising, the shift of readers to the internet and a war of attrition in London with rival News International.
Despite DMGT's staunch support of the Evening Standard, Rothermere is facing a combination of the industry-wide downturn in advertising, the shift of readers to the internet and a costly war of attrition in London with rival News International.
We're talking about a shift in consciousness, for writer and reader (and for artist and viewer) alike.
The industry is suffering the twin blows of a long-term shift of readers and advertisers to the Internet and a downturn in the overall economy.
Does the show mark "a paradigm shift in our own theatre," asks one reader; will it influence "a whole generation of writers and directors," ponders another.
It moves through as many as 14 different moments across a 30-year period in Benjy's memory, often without any overt signal to the reader that a shift in time has just occurred.
Ms. Siegel and Ms. Martin had the following conversation about workplace issues and intergenerational conflict in a Marriott lobby in Ypsilanti, Michigan, and they allowed Shifting Careers readers to listen in.
