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Thursday, March 11, 2004
Irony of News
The irony is that the greatest threat to newspapers' struggle for continued relevance may be not the new media companies, but members of the disenfranchised public who cannot find the news they want or need in their local paper so they're, to borrow from Scoop Nisker, going out and making some of their own.
· Local News: The Public's Journalism [link first seen at http://www.timporter.com/firstdraft/ ]
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