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Analyzes the state of the newspaper industry - what's left of it.
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Om is right. Invoke his namesake and feel the need to get off the treadmill.
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My take? Smaller stuff - Twitter, Friendfeed, etc. It's here.
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The change to (Charlton) Heston’s Wikipedia page that occurred ahead of major news outlets is "a stunning example of how people are able to sidestep the gatekeepers in the quest to be informed."
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