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Waxman on Gawker layoffs
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"The reason I almost didn't find a publisher was because books on Iraq don't sell," says CBS News' Kimberly Dozier. "Over and over, when I was shopping it around, editors would say, 'Gee, it's about Iraq.' But you know what, I had to admit that when we put Iraq on TV, people are changing the channel." She was eventually signed by Meredith Books.
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