Having recently purchased the New York Inquirer, Charles Foster Kane ponders the information revolution that could eventually put his paper out of business. Looking on are Kane’s trusted compatriots, Jed Leland and Mr. Bernstein, along with the paper’s exasperated editor, Herbert Carter.
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