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A Cautionary Tale for Old Media

BusinessWeek - Newspapering’s journalistic and business leaders believe their industry can recover, but they admit it will be difficult. “The newspaper industry needs to move quickly on the Internet and redefine the news and find new ways of presenting it,” says Karen Brown Dunlap, president of the Poynter Institute, a leading school for journalists. “The challenge is to try to do everything at once and yet stay grounded in journalism.”

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