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Ted Koppel assesses the media landscape

Contributing Analyst Ted Koppel talks to Katty Kay about a new Pew Research survey that finds nearly 60 percent of news executives in the print and broadcast media saying that journalism is going in the wrong direction.

When asked about the internet's impact, almost 70 percent of TV executives expressed concern that it was loosening the standards of their profession.

Those findings come on the same day that the Pulitzer Prize was awarded for the first time to an online publication working in collaboration with a major media outlet.

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