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Losing the News: The Future of the News That Feeds Democracy

Alex S. Jones

September 16, 2009

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"Internet culture values speed over accuracy, edge over fairness and balance, and above all, entertainment value above importance and significance. We can be overfed but undernourished in terms of news, and that's what's happening as newspapers scramble to stay in business."
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