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David Shaw likes going through the paper page by page and coming unexpectedly upon an interesting story. Most of all, while reading papers online, “I miss the context — seeing the size of the headline, the placement of the story on the page and in the paper, the juxtaposition of the various elements that make up a daily newspaper: stories and headlines and photographs and charts and graphs and even, at times, the ads,” he writes. Possible solutions: NewspaperDirect.com and NewsStand.com.
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Why Shaw doesn’t like reading newspapers on the web
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