In a recent piece for Forbes magazine, Washington Post managing editor Raju Narisetti looks at the challenges that mainstream media of all kinds are facing \u2014 falling circulation, the gap between traditional print advertising and the smaller revenues from online advertising, and the difficulties of trying to be digital while still running a legacy business. So what are his solutions for what he calls the \u201cbroken business model of quality journalism?\u201d Narisetti doesn\u2019t really have any, which isn\u2019t surprising: as the recent report from the FCC on the future of media showed, it\u2019s a lot easier to describe the problems facing the media industry than it is to come up with answers. But one thing is becoming clear: incremental changes are not enough.<\/p>\n
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