It has been well-blogged already that news of the east coast earthquake traveled so fast on Twitter, people were reading about it on their computers and mobile devices before feeling it reach their location. This is an interesting fact, but nothing earth-shattering (well, literally, yes, but… oh, nevermind). It's happened via television and telephone for [...]
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The casualties of print media's decline, as it is squeezed by online news
sources, go right the way down. When you add the current economic issues to
the m...
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