Stephen Colbert on newspapers and the Newspaper Association of America. It’s a can’t miss: here.
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That video was hilarious.
I especially like his suggestion about adding porn to newspaper Web sites. That’s one of my standard lines: We need to give the audience what it wants — but we still need to give it more than just porn and sports.