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Tag Archives: the toronto star
All the news that’s fit to crib
One of the most important functions of newspapers, we are told, is that they produce professional content that no one else can. Investigating and breaking news stories is the most commonly referenced example. “If newspapers didn’t exist,” the argument goes, … Continue reading
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Tagged future of journalism, jonathan goldsbie, the globe and mail, the toronto star, the toronto sun, torontoist
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