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Digital as the editor for the site allthingsd.com. our own ted koppel is back as well. kara, i want to start with you. we're always monitoring conversation online here on the program. >> yep. >> you instagramed something from our green room. me and a panel of dudes will be discussing internet journalism on "meet the press." #godhelpme. i have my iphone here. >> the diversity is huge. this represents the modern internet. >> what you wrote this week was significant in that you both, you know, mourned the sale of "the washington post," weren't surprised by it, but it was a big deal. what did it m...

Country. i think we have to -- you know, you can't wish this threat away, as much as we hate al qaeda and terrorism. but the fact of the matter is the threat briefings i get, it's real, it exists, there's a large plot brewing in the middle east right now, which is why they have closed these embassies. and it also could directly impact the homeland. and how irresponsible would that be for us to do nothing? and with all due respect to mr. koppel, but i get these briefings, and i would be derelict in my responsibility in light of these threat briefings that i get to do absolutely nothing, to say ...

End of newspapers or just the end of print? i think that was the point i was trying to make, is that it's not the end of news content. it's still incredibly powerful, yet people still focus on the newspaper itself. >> i want to actually show something that you wrote in your piece on wednesday. it is about what is the nature of internet journalism, how do we think about that differently than we think about, i don't know what the term is, traditional journalism. you wrote this. "to me the most important trick is to deeply inculcate the joy of internet journalism without losing actually restoring...

How you get past that culture of fear, i should just keep this to myself. >> this is a crime that will always be underreported no matter where it occurs because of the nature of the crime. but if we look at our allies who change their systems to frankly not protect victims but because they were forced to protect the perpetrators, the accused, reporting has not gone up, david, in any of those countries. reporting has gone up much more in the united states than it has in any of the militaries that have taken it out of the chain. so the issue is why aren't victims coming forward? retaliation? and...

Well. kara, i want to start with you. we're always monitoring conversation online here on the program. >> yep. >> you instagrammed something moments ago from our green room. me and a panel of dudes will be discussing internet journalism on "meet the press." #godhelpme. i've got my iphone here. >> the diversity is huge. this represents the modern internet. >> but you do -- what you wrote this week was significant in that you both mourned the sale of the "washington post," weren't surprised by it, but it was a big deal. what did it mean? >> well, i think that what's interesting about it is the r...