Ken Paulson, ex-USA Today editor, imagines a world in which newspapers came after the Internet, rather than the other way around. Worth a read, via Romenesko.
The Kicker — February 06, 2009 04:54 PM
Newspapers: “the iPods of 1690”
By Megan Garber
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