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Category Archives: Print media
What’s Killing The Newspaper? It Isn’t Bloggers.
In the last few months, the discussion of the future of newspapers has become a recurring topic in the media and online. Several common themes and arguments have emerged. The most common gripes are either that newspapers are being killed by bloggers, or that newspapers are being killed by failing to get their own news, […] Continue reading →
What’s Killing The Newspaper? It Isn’t Bloggers.
In the last few months, the discussion of the future of newspapers has become a recurring topic in the media and online. Several common themes and arguments have emerged. The most common gripes are either that newspapers are being killed by bloggers, or that newspapers are being killed by failing to get their own news, […] Continue reading →