Sarah Fulford is the 33-year-old editorial boss of Toronto Life magazine, long considered to be somewhat Rosedaleian in its preoccupations.

So what's with the new emphasis on topics near and dear to 20 and 30-somethings?

From the Guardian blurb: He quit his job to continue covering the Afghanistan conflict, got shot during an ambush but went back again six months later. Photojournalist John D McHugh explains why he has returned once more.

From the NYT:

With print revenue down and online revenue growing, newspaper executives are anticipating the day when big city dailies and national papers will abandon their print versions.

That day has arrived in Madison, Wis.

Barry Bearak of the New York Times dishes on his four days in incarceration while trying to cover the elections in Zimbabwe.