» SFB says: There’s still plenty of journalism being done in that newsroom. I think that the worst thing a newspaper can do is sacrifice its place in the community by leaving it and going to the suburbs. Arlington, mind you, isn’t a suburb in the traditional sense (Politico is headquartered there, and the Washington Post Express used to be), but I guess my statement is basically a shorthand way of saying that I don’t want the Washington Post to become the Atlanta Journal-Constitution and be ten miles away from the action. We’re already seeing too much outsourcing happening at newspapers in this industry — a number of companies are now producing much of the makeup of smaller newspapers hundreds of miles away. And that’s simply sad. If the news is happening in the city, the paper should have a foothold there, too. — Ernie @ SFB