One Newspaper That's in the Pink
Business Week, April 10, 2008
By Jon Fine
This could go down as the year the newspaper broke—the year that the melting icebergs finally fragmented; the year that the old ways were definitively unmasked as unsustainable amid steepening revenue declines and a steady procession of buyouts and layoffs.
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