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Follow Newsonomics @kdoctor. First published at Nieman Journalism Lab. I have to say, I find it funny to be called an apologist for the legacy news industry, as Clay Shirky suggested in an overnight post. 
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Scoop.it!
Five years ago Clay Shirky wrote an eloquent blog post titled “Newspapers and Thinking the Unthinkable.” His essential argument was that we were only at the very beginning of trying to figure out new models for journalism following the cataclysmic changes wrought by the Internet — like Europeans in the decades immediately following the invention of Gutenberg’s press. Along with a subsequent talk he gave at Harvard’s Shorenstein Center, Shirky helped me frame the ideas that form the foundation of “The Wired City,” my book about online community journalism.
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