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Web Editions Don't Cannibalize Print
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Web Editions Don't Cannibalize Print
8/1/2002 4:59:44 PM
Posted By: John Masterton

Bull. I used to get the WSJ, NYT, USA Today & Washington Post. At company urging, those subs were all discontinued and instead we now see those pubs online. It's hardly the same thing and not nearly as good, but it has definitely had a negative impact on their sales. Just ask our former newspaper service company.

Where?
7/30/2002 2:18:46 AM
Posted By: Rick Brown


I can't seem to find the free Web version of the study on Belden's site. Could it be that they felt
posting it on the Web would cannibalize their paid services? Hmmm.
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