end of newspapers or just the end of print? i think that was the point i was trying to make, is that it's not the end of news content. it's still incredibly powerful, yet people still focus on the newspaper itself. >> i want to actually show something that you wrote in your piece on wednesday. it is about what is the nature of internet journalism, how do we think about that differently than we think about, i don't know what the term is, traditional journalism. you wrote this. "to me the most important trick is to deeply inculcate the joy of internet journalism without losing actually restoring to some degree after recent cutbacks the great editorial values and breakthrough journalism of the post, fusing the old media storytelling and news integrity values that i learned at the post with the internet values of speed and personality and, well, some level of fun at the right time, is critical." >> right. >> it's a cultural change partly. >> not exactly. because you were boring in the old style, it was boring. i think the issue is why you have to separate them and why you have to assume that everything on the internet is poorly done and everything in regular newspapers is well done. it's not the case at all. >> david ignatius, you were an editor for kara years ago. what did the sale mean to you? what did it say to you about where things are headed?