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Investigative journalism is already past

Editors Weblog - Ten years from now - 2014 may be slightly too short a time frame - we will still have printed newspapers, because people like reading things in print. Newspapers, just like the book, are convenient to read in places you can’t do with a computer; but my belief is that a lot of what will be printed will be analysis, comment, analysis and opinion. The actual news will be more or less online or in other more timely formats.

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