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    Warren Buffett: 'Newspapers Have Got a Terrible Future'
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    Buffett is optimistic on the future of business news. "Our system has just gotten started ... I mean, we've had a couple of hundred years of progress, but we have not exhausted our potential in this country. America's about business and business in America, you know have gone to greatness hand and hand. So, you do not need to worry about CNBC 10 or 20 or 30 years from now. Business will always be important to the American public." "Newspapers have got a terrible future," Buffett said. Full Article at Newsbusters
    Our system has just gotten started ... I mean, we've had a couple of hundred years of progress, but we have not exhausted our potential in this country. America's about business and business in America, you know have gone to greatness hand and hand. So, you do not need to worry about CNBC 10 or 20 or 30 years from now. Business will always be important to the American public.
    Warren Buffett – Warren Buffett SOURCE: Newsbusters 3 weeks ago
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Warren Buffett: 'Newspapers Have Got a Terrible Future'
  1. Newspapers have got a terrible future ... And we own the Buffalo News, as you say and we hope to be the last man standing and I would say we might very well be. But, if you look at the newspaper circulation figures that just got published a couple of days ago - it was just a dramatic decrease.
    SOURCE: Newsbusters 3 weeks ago
  2. And the truth is, fewer people you know, are going to be reading newspapers a year from now and two years from now
    Warren Buffett – Warren Buffett SOURCE: Newsbusters 3 weeks ago

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