The reporter needs to give details here: "The newspaper industry's cost structure, staffing and share price are based on an outdated business model that continues to define financial expectations. So the goal would be to slough off enough costs to let younger, more nimble newspaper businesses live without the artificial market pressure of year-over-year comparisons." What are examples of "youner, more nimble newspaper businesses"? Why are they more "nimble"? Lower costs and overhead? Younger staff? Daily aerobics? Seriously, everybody knows that newspapers have had problems over the last 30 years, but this article doesn't take the next step and examine alternatives or examples of papers that are working. I don't mind the reporter's pessmism but I had hoped that he'd provide possibilities of optimism as well.