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March 04, 2008

Not-So-Nutty Professor

American Press Institute's Newspaper Next project interviews a smart professor for his thoughts about "critical things that newspapers must do"—and gets prescriptions that sound very familiar. And no, he's not a journalism professor! Lots of smart thinking here.

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