A modest collection of links on Isaacson's modest proposal

7 Feb 2009

New York Times

If you're like most people in the newspaper business, you started getting links late in the week to Walter Isaacson's piece in Time on "How to Save Your Newspaper," a topic I've thought a lot about in recent days, weeks, months and years. But in addition to Isaacson's thoughts, I decided to collect his pieces (the Time article, a speech and Huffington Post blog post) as well as the reaction to it for your weekend reading enjoyment.

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Posted by Jack D. Lail on Saturday, February 7, 2009 at 10:48 PM

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