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It's "as momentous as the invention of television or the telegraph, perhaps on the order of the printing press itself," says a Project for Excellence in Journalism study. The good news for traditional media organizations is that they're finally recognizing the challenges that have chipped away at the industry for years, says PEJ director Tom Rosenstiel. The bad news is that they have few good answers for how to change their business model. || Read the study.
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