Disc jockey

tend to browse for news in much the same way they window-shop for jeans or sneakers: sampling a headline here, a blog entry there, a snippet of a story there, until their news cravings are satisfied. For instance, Patrick Reed, a 27-year-old disc jockey, sound designer and record store manager in Manhattan, clicks to Americablog “for indie politics, Slashdot for geekery,” as well as daily fixes of CNN.com and Google News –“probably five to 10 times a day,” he said. Reed is afflicted with digital

they tend to browse for news in much the same way they window-shop for jeans or sneakers: sampling a headline here, a blog entry there, a snippet of a story there, until their news cravings are satisfied. For instance, Patrick Reed, a 27-year-old disc jockey, sound designer and record store manager in Manhattan, clicks to Americablog “for indie politics, Slashdot for geekery,” as well as daily fixes of CNN.com and Google News –“probably five to 10 times a day,” he said. Reed is afflicted with digital