Richard Gingras, Google’s head of news products, thinks we need to rethink how the news is architected and how information gets produced. Good insights about the future of journalism.

Interesting story of the future of journalism by a professional journalist working as the head of Google's news products. Yes, there are powerful new technologies that can change what journalists do and how they do it now. The writer of this opinion piece insists that it doesn’t mean everything must change, but a comprehensive rethinking is necessary and it would be a valuable intellectual process.

Yes, looks at many angles.

This article describes the immediate relationship between technology and journalists. While technology may seem like the ultimate solution, the author states that it is important for journalists or those who contribute to the diffusion of communication to realize the significance of their input. The technology itself will not offer direct solutions, the individuals behind the technology will help make influences on society. Journalists have the responsibility to leverage the new technology by providing society the best information and means to get to information.

It's interesting, if not very in-depth.