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Seriously, does anyone miss having their telephone tethered to a chord? Do you long for the days of only three networks on TV?
Sadly, the fact is that newspapers are businesses. And for the past 10 years, while the rest of the world evolved, newspapers stood pat because they were still making money. Now that has changed, they're trying to play catch up. Good luck.

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