The New York Times would really like its reporters to stop scrolling and get off Twitter (at least once in a while)

"Tweet less, tweet more thoughtfully, and devote more time to reporting," says executive editor Dean Baquet. Is that a wise redirection of attention or a mistaken view of reporting circa 2022? (Both, a little.)

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