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"There is something that can be done [to save newspapers], and the federal government ought to do it: allow sports betting on newspaper websites," says New York Daily News owner Mort Zuckerman. "Plenty of British papers do this; for them it's a crucial part of their net revenue stream. I know a major newspaper in London that makes $15 million a year from sports betting alone."
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