At a recent panel of economics reporters at Dartmouth College, a number of the top journalists in the profession expressed how difficult it was to reach the average consumer with their stories.
Wrote Naomi Sosner, a reporter for The Dartmouth, the college paper: “In answer to Samwick’s question about the unique experiences in reporting economics, the panel members all mentioned the difficulty of reaching non-economists with their coverage.
“‘One of the biggest challenges for me is writing about economics in a way people don’t find intimidating,’ Ip said.
“The proliferation of bloggers, or ‘citizen journalists,’ spurred excited discussion on the panel.
“‘Ten years from now there will be a panel of bloggers up here, dressed in pajamas,’ Coy said, when asked what changes he anticipates for journalism in the next decade.
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