Howard Rosenberg earned a Pulitzer Prize and numerous other honors during his 25 years as TV critic for the Los Angeles Times. His anthology, "Not So Prime Time: Chasing the Trivial on American Television," was published in 2004, winning wide praise and a starred review from Publishers Weekly. He teaches critical writing and news ethics at the University of Southern California, USA. Charles S. Feldman's nearly 20 years as an investigative television and print journalist have straddled the crucial juncture of "old-fashioned" reporting and the introduction of the 24 hour news cycle and lend him an unique perspective to the advantages and pitfalls that this change has brought about.

Prologue; 1. Why Is Speed So Bad?; 2. Two Revolutions: French and Mexican; 3. All the News Before It Happens; 4. Blog On!; 5. A New Protestant Reformation: Citizen Journalists to the Rescue; 6. In-depth Instant Results; 7. Desperate Newspapers Play Catch-up; 8. Mr. Inside and Mr. Outside: A Conversation; 9. What If? Scenarios, Dark and Darker; 10. 5 Grams News, 10 Grams Speculation.