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...past 500 years, we had beengetting our information electronically and then amodern Gutenberg had come along to invent ways toput tin on paper and deliver it to our doorsteps,then we would marvel at what a great newtechnology it was," Isaacson says...
Although some aspects of journalism haven'tchanged--Time continues to run cover stories thathighlight the role of exceptional individuals inmodern history--the "big" issues framing theworldviews of journalists has, in Isaacson'sopinion, changed...
...that much into 'news you can use,'although we do some of that," Isaacson says. "I'mmore interested in international affairs, thechanging economy and the digital revolution. Andwe've shifted Time's focus a little bit away fromcelebrity and entertainment journalism...
...Isaacson's former competitors, JamesM. Fallows '70, says that the pressures ofcompeting with new media have made even Time focuson such areas as personal finance and health andwellness...
Fallows says he once told Isaacson that lookingat Time's empire, "I felt like some guy fromLithuania looking at the United States...