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Breaking: Newspapers Are In Trouble

Over at The Awl, Choire Sicha has been doing a crackerjack, data-intensive job of sifting through one of the biggest, least sexy stories of our time: newspapers as we know them are going away. Full Article at Mediaite.com

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