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Election coverage becomes a time for 'instant innovation': at the Knoxville News Sentinel, bloggers were invited to steer good political coverage to the eyes of the newspaper's online readers.(Politics and the New Media)

In one newsroom, the office manager recently moved a printer fewer than 50 feet to a more central location. The move brought squeals of protest. Something had changed. The printer stayed in its new location, albeit with plenty of grumbling.

It is within this kind of climate that newspapers confront enormous pressures to adapt to the rapidly and radically changing news and business environment. We wish!

Newsrooms, large and small, are busily remaking themselves with new committees and consultants and job titles, with rearrangements of desks and floor plans and modifications of workflow, and with organizational charts with titles and functions the likes of which have ...

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