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Maybe AP should have said "no" to the online portals
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"What if the world's largest news organization had decided to limit the distribution of news to its newspaper owners and its longstanding radio and TV clients?" asks Paul Farhi. Former AOL and washingtonpost.com news chief Jim Brady thinks newspapers "would have stood a better chance" if it had. "For years, all the [portals] had was AP. It's an intriguing question."
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