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Daily Archives: Tuesday, 6 March 2012 10:07 am
If You’re Going Out of Business Anyway…
Why wouldn’t you try to stop it? The answer in the newspaper industry, at least according to Mathew Ingram in GigaOM yesterday is culture. The newspaper industry has been circling the drain as the shift to free/cheap classified advertising has … Continue reading
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