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So The New York Times‘s newest “Room for Debate” discussion–following on the heels of its “Battle Plans for Newspapers” collection–concerns micropayments. (CJR hosted a similar, if more discussion-oriented, forum last week.) “What Would Micropayments Do for Journalism?” is hosted by the Times‘s Freakonomics blog. Make of that what you will.
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