one of my professors' work for upi at the time. this is where we were going. we were going to see the ambulance chasing too television and become more sophisticated. i lived for the moment where "usa today" showed up and they said we should start jumping stories. there is something i would argue, if you are a young reporter now, make yourself an expert in something. stay put. get to be aware of something, because it may translate, if you are not at a newspaper tomorrow, there is somebody that wants to know about that. make yourself essentials somewhere. for god's sake, do not be a generalist. we've seen what generalissimo has done to newspapers. it has made them irrelevant. >> there is discussion of a not for profit model. do you see any future for that work? >> i see that if the chain newspapers in the second tier counts did not get it together, if they don't turn a corner and pull themselves through the keyhole of the pay model on line, it will fall to start ups. you will be able to hire the cream of the bought out, laid off crop of journalists, and if you a

[laughter] one of my journalism professors, he worked for upi of the time. [laughter] but i have a future, this is where we're going, we're going to see the ambulance chasing too television and we were going to become more sophisticated but in truth became more generalist. i live for the moment where usa today showed up in the but the boat -- the baltimore sun said recent stop jump stories, if you're jumping stores it is too long newspapers needed to become more sophisticated, more adult, more essential on every beat and they didn't. there is something i would argue if you are a young reporter make yourself an expert in something. stay put, get to be aware of something because it may translate if you're not at a newspaper tomorrow there is somebody who wants to know about that weather is crime, politics, make yourself essential somewhere. for god's sake, don't be a generalist. we have seen what journalism has done to newspapers, it has made them irrelevant, and that would be my big argument there. >> so unfettered capitalism not good for the industry as you