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Newspapers are, pretty much, dead.

Newspapers are, pretty much, dead. | Peer2Politics | Scoop.it


“ Clay Shirky has some some truths: “Maybe 25 year olds will start demanding news from yesterday, delivered in an unshareable format once a day. Perhaps advertisers will... (Newspapers are, pretty much, dead.

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It's Official: The Newspaper Industry Has Given Up on Newspapers - Street Fight

It's Official: The Newspaper Industry Has Given Up on Newspapers - Street Fight | Peer2Politics | Scoop.it

In the past couple of weeks, three of the major legacy media companies announced they were splitting their companies into separate-but-unequal broadcast and print ventures. The decisions by Gannett, E.W. Scripps and Tribune to divide their once “synergistic business models” into separate and very distinct businesses indicate that we are now at the beginning of the end-of-the-end for this industry. The pronouncements followed similar moves recently by News Corp, Belo, Media General and others.

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