Ezra Klein is a reliable source of reportage about domestic policy, so it’s not surprising that he has a great thought about online journalism as well. He writes:

This New York Times article on Paul Volcker’s view of the financial regulation bill is clearly and proudly set around a wide-ranging, on-the-record interview with Volcker himself. But that interview, aside from a few isolated quotes, is nowhere to be found.

This is a baffling waste of good information. [More]