Will newspapers survive? I think the physical form will survive for another 10 years at least at much lower valuation then eventually break into nich market fragments. The profession of journalism will, however, not only continue on but become more respected than before.
This is why I think so. When we are short of something we consume, like water in the desert, we put value in availability. As we approach ubiquitous availability of the same, we shift value to quality.
In a sea filled with unverified and biased news and information, we will rediscover the value of journalism. We will see memes as what they really are, mental viruses, and know the danger of careless consumption. As we have become more health conscious, we will also become more mental health conscious.
We’ll see products of journalism like bottled water, avoid reading/eating things off the ground, and see eaters of biased or mutated news as inbred rednecks. Those who can afford to pay, that is.
As usual, I am exaggerating. Not quite hyperbole but enough force to kickstart pointless thinking.
Don Park's Weekly Habit 
The brand new Zune browser is surprisingly good, although not just like the iPod’s. It really works well, but isn’t as quickly as Safari, and it has a clunkier interface. Should you occasionally intend on using the web browser that’s no problem, but if you’re planning to browse the web alot out of your PMP then the iPod’s larger screen and better browser may be important.