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    • Mon May 5th 11:49 AM
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      Newspapers: Not a Zero-Sum Game - A Minus-Sum Game
      I woke up this morning thinking about the bicycle shop I used to frequent in my hometown. The were family owned and in town since forever. When big box stores started coming up, people bought their kid's bicycles there instead of the family shop. Business faltered and then their world changed completely as a walmart and toys r us was built in town. They went bankrupt.

      The upside is that there is new bike shop in town. They sell and repair high end road-bikes and mountain-bikes. They participate in local events. They sponsor local riders for the amateur circuit with little things like free tire tubes and wheel alignments. They have a loyal and growing customer base that the big box stores cannot touch.

      Newspapers take note. Adapt to the market.
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    • Thu Apr 24th 15:16 PM
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      Washingtonpost.com Keeps Readers on the Same Page with New Links
      I like that the Washington Post is trying new things to increase reader engagement and increase revenues. If you read WPO's annual report they are quite frank in their outlook of the newspaper industry. Kaplan and Cable One are now and will be in the foreseeable future their main businesses. They do have a strong interest in printing a premier newspaper though and their constant innovation is greatly appreciated by newspaper lovers.
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