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Traditional Media's Future: J. William Grimes

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Calorus Avatar
Calorus
Posts: 20
Posted: 11.03.09, 02:51 AM
I think the audience here are likely to be a majority penioners and are likely to find themselves left out in the cold as their generations' numbers decline. I think that Mister Grimes is rather stating the obvious - the print media's readership will be gone sooner, rather than later, partly due to mortalitry of an aging readership, partly to continued disillussionment with the cororate-owned media.

I suspect whilst there is a certain pleasantness to to the tactile sensation of a broadsheet, I'm infitely more appreciative of the potential for moremedia to compete freely on the 'net.
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eibhlin
Posts: 1
Posted: 08.24.09, 10:15 AM
Substantial, realistic and well supported proposal for the future of newspapers. The future of television and radio next please??
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