Derek could remember journalism class at WSU, a fellow
student asking their professor what he thought about the threat the Internet
posed to traditional media. Talbot had
pooh-poohed it. Nabbed a Seattle Times off his desk and prop in
hand, walked around the classroom, putting out the point the mobility the paper
offered. Anything on the Internet, you
had to sit down in front of a computer to get to. Nope.
Nope. Newspapers, magazines, you
could take them with you. Fold 'em
up. Put 'em in your back pocket. Show 'em to your friends. Use them as a club need be. In the race for the reader, they would always
own the edge.
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