From a Jack Shafer article in Slate on the future of newspapers in the face of the blogging phenomenon:
"Michael Kinsley made me laugh a decade ago when he argued against Web populists replacing professional writers, saying that when he goes to a restaurant, he wants the chef to cook his entree, not the guy sitting at the next table. I'm not laughing anymore: When there are millions of aspiring chefs in the room willing to make your dinner for free, a least a hundred of them are likely to deal a good meal."
Posted by Matt Freeman on 01 February 2006 in Quotables