Posted on June 9, 2009 by Salvador
In a past blog we discussed the possibility of newspapers disappearing as a information source (or at least as a analog source). While not all newspapers are being thrown a lifeline, there’s something about that old saying… “what’s in a name.” The New York Times was all but assured of going the way of GM, [...]
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Posted on January 30, 2009 by Salvador
In the last several years we have been hearing the death knell of newspapers, (and books) as the primary mechanism of informational and knowledge delivery. Bloggers (our modern day Benjamin Franklins), wiki’s and web pages, are storming the bastion of the 4th Estate and would seem to be on the verge of overwhelming, or at [...]
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