Quote, unquote: Times change, get used to it

It seems at least possible that these disorienting times herald neither apocalypse nor utopia, but merely change. There once was a time when newspapers cost a penny and came out several times a day. Then there was a time when families huddled around radio sets to catch the news. Times changed, but journalism didn't die, and it's not dying now. 

-- Ivor Shapiro, the outgoing editor-in-chief of J-Source, with a message for his readers. (By the way, he is being succeeded by Janice Neil, an assistant professor in the School of Journalism at Ryerson University)