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i would say frankly, i think for a young journalist david remnick cited his remarks i think he's right more stuff you have to do come newsrooms that have gone from 620 in the world i live in. there's no way people are not working harder. on the other hand, and i'm addressing the jaded part. i meet journalists who work for modest sized nonprofit newsrooms of five or six that work really really hard but have tremendous impact revenues. i've met publishers who were 20 five i have met reporters and editors who figure out ways to cover slicing the communities. i don't want to be pollyanna about all the problems in the industry we talked about them. i would say your generation, again, i'm speaking what used to be prints, i think your generation is going to get to reinvent journalism because technology is going to tools that we have. i think i'm not sure this is a time to be jaded. >> almost everybody i know in journalism i suspect the panel. you saw this in the us today, and the awards in the past year including the student who won. the best journalism that's being done i think is the best j

. >> reporter: david remnick was a 39-year-old reporter in 1998 he was named the fifth editor of "the6 years. we will have a bunch -- >> reporter: his job is to keep the writers happy and as he sometimes reminds me productive. his job also to figure out how and how much to modernize a 100-year-old magazine that once specialized in lighthearted articles about manhattan society. the founding editor was harold ross. >> this is from the first issue of the new yorker february 21, 1925. it is not edited for the old lady in dubuque. >> yeah. >> reporter: what did he have against iowa? >> i don't know. to him, dubuque included queens, lang. >> reporter: the magazine's reach now extends far past manhattan. >> we have more readers in the state of california than the state of new york. including the old lady in dubuque. >> it's a magazine that has deep, deep reporting and prides itself on accuracy and fact-checking. >> reporter: what is a fact-checker? >> somebody who takes a story submitted by someone like you and before we publish to make sure that it is accurate, balanced, fair, and complete