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In Internet era, papers are back in the AM and PM business
Los Angeles Times | LAObserved.com
Tim Rutten says AM papers have always put an intense emphasis on breaking news, while the PMs emphasized analysis and good writing. The Wall Street Journal's new concept, he says, "suggests that every newspaper will have to go back into the AM (now online) and PM (now print) business." || Read LAT publisher David Hiller's comments about Rutten's piece.
Posted at 8:20 AM January 8, 2007
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