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I file exclusively from my laptop, I’m always in the field, unless, like some have said, you need a quiet place to make calls.
The gripes about lack of space are BS. If you’re still dealing with tons of paper files, get with the times...for every sheet of paper I have, I’ve got 1,000 PDFs.
Posted by: Laptop is all I need, Dec 16, 2009 08:20:04 AM
There are bigger, more important things to worry about at TWP than space allocation - declining readership and advertising, fist fights, a lack a leadership, poor morale throughout - the list goes on. The once iconic paper is but a mere representation of itself and that’s too bad.
Posted by: Bigger problems, Dec 16, 2009 05:56:30 AM
I think the comment about reporters not needing filing space because they’re supposed to be in the field is revealing in its sheer ignorance. It’s the kind of thing wannabee-editors who never paid their proper dues are fond of saying. Most reporting is done over the phone and the difference between a commodity journalist and a value-added journalist is the depth and accessibility of their story files. Anyone who has ever been a decent reporter knows this. I pray for scribes who labor under the direction of supervisors that have been elevated based solely on their engaging newsroom banter and unblemished reputations. Good journalism involves risk. Unblemished reputations are like dent-free racecars and clean football jerseys at the end of the day in that they really denote a lack of effort, rather than an abundance of talent.
The garbage that’s gutted the industry is based on the wholesale elevation of malleable (aka desperate) journalists of modest talent who are willing to bend any rule to advance. They’re a lot easier to manage when you’re a bean counter looking to boost short-term profits at the expense of the news brand’s longterm viability.
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Posted by: smidely, Dec 15, 2009 01:29:57 PM
Outside Looking In: I don’t know where you’re looking in from, but there really hasn’t been an entirely new layer of editing. In fact, eliminating layers of editing has been the bosses’ goal. The "Universal Desk" is simply a new name for what has existed for years: assignment editors, copy editors, layout editors, dot-com "producers" (maybe not here as long as the others, but still...); the only real difference is that "assignment editors" were split into 2 groups ("content" and "topic"--and even most of them don’t know how their job is any different now than then). There are plenty of other names people in the newsroom are giving to that center area where the dot-com producers sit, but it’s not the "Universal Desk," which spreads far beyond that.
Posted by: A Desker, Dec 15, 2009 10:11:30 AM
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Posted by: roxcy, Dec 15, 2009 07:41:24 AM
I have to concur with those who say the reporters should quit whining and hit the bricks in search of stories. Got a laptop? A wireless card? Well, why would you want to hang around a newsroom, anyway? They aren’t the raucous places of old -- if, indeed, they ever were as riotous as legend alleges.
If you want to hang around and be in the line of fire of your editors, fine. If you want to whine and whinge about the injustice having a tiny desk, fine. Just don’t do it on payday, OK?
Posted by: -30-, Dec 15, 2009 06:26:05 AM
As a veteran hard news reporter, I know that reporters need more room than a TV tray table. Having to store your files, etc., here and there just adds to reporting time, thereby reducing the amount of content produced. And relying on laptops is folly. With a typewriter at least you could tell when the ribbon was running out. A laptop gives you no warning when it crashes.
The domos in the newsroom ought to be ashamed. Where was the publisher when all this was planned?
Posted by: John Painter Jr., Dec 15, 2009 06:06:09 AM
What would the whiners rather have? A big desk or a paycheck? Reporters should be out in the field anyway, not sitting around the office sipping lattes and kibbitzing. Use your cellphone and laptop at Starbucks; it’s much more pleasant. And your boss is nowhere in sight.
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"Reporters should be out reporting anyway. File from your laptop."
A tremendous amount of reporting is done by telephone. Covering the complexities of the health care debate or the troop surge in Afghanistan means talking to a lot of people, many of whom will say something like "I don’t know the details myself, but here’s the number of a guy who was at that meeting with ..." They can’t make those calls from a cellphone at a Starbucks. And reporters need to keep notes, files and reference materials at their desks. They need a secure workspace. Add to that the fact that many reporters would like to work from home but their bosses insist on counting warm bodies in the office and the reporters have good reason to be steamed. The funny thing is that editors don’t need anything but a computer screen. They edit stories electronically and ask questions by email. They don’t even need pencils. They probably need the least space of anyone in a newsroom. But a big desk is like a big something else ...
Posted by: Non-editor, Dec 14, 2009 11:29:37 PM
It’s not just reporters that are feeling squished. Anyone who is not part of the universal desk (and not part of the north wall brass) got the shaft.
I agree that it seems arrangements for those not part of the universal desk were an afterthought. I guess it doesn’t matter who creates the content.
The flat screens look cool, but it seems strange to angle them in such a way that only a small portion of the newsroom can view them.
Perhaps the 19" tubes are better-suited for journalism, anyway.
Posted by: Space-Crunched Editor, Dec 14, 2009 09:06:35 PM
When your idea of "streamlining" is to add an entirely new layer of editing (the Universal Desk), it’s not exactly a surprise to then find out that editors are considered a more important part of the process than reporters.
Posted by: Outside Looking In, Dec 14, 2009 03:38:29 PM
Appeal of journalism as a profession diminishes with every tidbit of new news. I guess a desk with enough room to fit a potted plant and a laptop is too much to ask for. Sigh, but like someone said above at least they are employed.
Posted by: Absolutely Hilarious, Dec 14, 2009 03:12:18 PM
When the Post newsroom was moved from the L Street NW building to the adjacent new building on 15th Street, there were a lot of complaints from the editorial staff about the "insurance office" look of the place. When Carl Bernstein plopped his bicycle wheel next to his desk, that helped to bring a bit of "The Front Page" grunginess to the room. The steadily growing piles of newspapers and other paper on desks -- this was the pre-Internet era -- did even more. Ben Bradlee would periodically sweep that detritus -- archives? -- off desks. But it was a losing battle. Probably the only one he lost.
Posted by: Tom Grubisich, Dec 14, 2009 03:03:12 PM
Reporters should be out reporting anyway. File from your lap top. That’s what they do at Politico.
Posted by: Stop complaining, Dec 14, 2009 02:50:04 PM
"All The President’s Men" wasn’t filmed in the Post newsroom, contrary to your characterization of it; it was filmed on a set in Hollywood that was a close duplicate of the Post newsroom as it looked at that time (mid-’70s). But the most recent iteration of the newsroom--prior to this rearrangement of the deck chairs--wasn’t the same as the one in ATPM anyway. The entire newsroom was gutted and redone in the early ’90s. The "iconic" Post newsroom of the movie hasn’t existed since then.
Posted by: Former Postie, Dec 14, 2009 01:35:49 PM
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