“The homepage on my web browser is Yahoo, which I’m told it shouldn’t be, but I’ve just been too lazy to change it. From time to time I’ll read some of the comments under stories on it to get a sense of what it must be like at a Klan meeting.”
Aaron Sorkin in The Atlantic series “What I Read.” He reads the New York and Los Angeles Times.
Sorkin also has some interesting thoughts on the difference between the Wall Street Journal — where reporters “have cleared a very high bar to get the jobs they have” — and, say, BobsThoughts.com. “Bob could be the most qualified guy in the world but I have no way of knowing that because all he had to do to get his job was set up a website–something my 10-year-old daughter has been doing for 3 years.”