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Plain Dealer layoffs
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Etaoin Shrdlu | Snarkmarket
"Though many encouraging signs point us toward future success (total audience and online revenues are indeed growing at double-digit rates, for instance) the overall picture is undeniably changing," writes Howard Weaver. "Put it plainer: newspaper companies will make less money, get smaller and face greater competition. As a result, we'll have to become more efficient, make smarter choices and allocate resources to our essential activities. But shouting 'Death spiral!' every time we make those adjustments is either willfully ignorant or malevolent." || Matt Thompson: "What do we mean when we talk about 'saving The Newspaper'?"
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