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Tonight's Must See Monday was with Eric Newton, the senior adviser to the president of the Knight Foundation, and he spoke about the history and future of journalism. Newton spoke about the history of journalism and how it has developed over time, starting with Thomas Paine's pamphlets, up until the technology we have in media today. The digital world has been changing so quickly, and it is crazy to think about how much more will change in the future. I thought it was really interesting how shows have predicted and influenced future technology, such as Skype in The Jetsons, and the cell phone in Star Trek. Newton spoke about how different generations have grown up with different forms of media, and it made me wonder how different and even more advanced the technology of future generations will be. He told us that in order to progress, we must watch more science fiction and think of crazy ideas. Overall, I thought this Must See Monday was very interesting, and it gave me a new perspective on journalism and our future.

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