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Jay Rosen at PressThink argues that the press has never really confronted what is different about journalism and the world after the terror attacks of 9/11. I've been a big critic of the lack of introspection in the mainstream media. In his long essay, Jay ruminates on frustrations with the mainstream media many have felt but lacked the words to express.
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