"The Daily Show" correspondent Jason Jones visited the New York Times offices on Wednesday night's show for a hysterical segment titled "End Times."

Jones got access to Executive Editor Bill Keller as well as Times Assistant Managing Editor Rick Berke and Communications Coordinator Kristin Mason...

The heart of Jones' mockery of the paper is that it publishes yesterday's news -- or, as he called it, "aged news."

I've often said if I had the money I'd invest in a company (old newspaper and its reporters) to convert them into something like reporting on News about Websites, Blogging and Bloggers. 

I'd have my reporters investigate various websites, who runs them, pros and cons of the site, what kind of blogger blogs there, is it safe and why, etc...

It would still be a newspaper of sorts and a website of it's own of course.  Think of it as an Internet Consumer Reports Digest.

Anybody got a few million I can borrow?