Who will do
investigative reporting once the daily newspapers go out of
business? As Contributing Editor Tim Cavanaugh writes, this seems
like a rhetorical question. Without a large journalistic
institution paying the substantial costs, how could anybody out
there have the guts, the moxie, the chutzpah to wear out the shoe
leather, ask the hard questions, chase the story wherever it leads,
and expose the skullduggery of the powerful in an exclusive article
for the bulldog edition?
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