There’s no shortage of problems for today’s print media. From business models that appear fundamentally flawed to allegations of bias (from all sides, no less), an editor can invoke plenty of demons to keep him up nights. But of all the troublesome pests hiding under print journalists’ beds, it seems the biggest, ugliest, and sleep-deprivingest is the aesthetic appeal of one’s internet page. Pity the poor newsmen sitting bolt upright in cold sweats, fretting over their serif-ed fonts and listless blogs.