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The same content on e-paper will not save newspapers; how can news ensure I won’t be an alien’s lunch?
Wednesday, December 5, 2007Though I enjoyed Bill Richards’ vision of a profitable e-paper newspaper (via E-media Tidbits), the deeper issue was not discussed: flesh-eating extraterrestrials.
Let me explain.
If a newspaper’s content is compelling or useful enough, people will buy it no matter what format it comes in.
Making a digital viewing experience more comfortable by putting a newspaper on a screen you can roll up will ...
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