The Huffington Post said Sunday that it would bankroll a group of investigative journalists and make the nation’s economy an initial priority for coverage, according to an Associated Press story.
“That should be enough for 10 staff journalists who will primarily coordinate coverage with freelancers, said Arianna Huffington, co-founder and editor in chief of The Huffington Post.
“Work that the journalists produce will be available for any publication or Web site to use at the same time it is posted on The Huffington Post, she said.”
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Good. Someone has to do the reporting. With the crisis that most newspapers are in, I would hate to see their coverage take a hit. This is definitely encouraging.