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With its new presses, NYDN can print full color on every page
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The Daily News has spent more than $150 million on new presses, believing it will attract advertisers. "I'm not going to tell you we’re going to get back to the advertising we had in 2000," says CEO Marc Z. Kramer, "but when an advertiser wants to do print, we think they're going to choose us."
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