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I can’t think of anyway this is legal. And, for the record (ad naseum), I do not believe a print magazine that is turned into a PDF is a “pulpless” magazine. It’s an altogether new media form. (via: Mashable - http://urlzen.com/hh
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Quote: For newspapers (who are seeing their market capitalizations free-falling), a lesson in burn-the-rule-book transformation might come from an unexpected source: General Motors.
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Time posted: 12:34 am on Tuesday, July 22nd, 2008 Post a Comment |
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