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Kneale: The BusinessWeek Sale ... A Harsher Truth

The move by Bloomberg LP to buy out the red-ink-stained wretches and assets of BusinessWeek reveals some painful truths about the ailing print media industry its future. If it has one.

CNBC. Added by Michelle Lockett on October 27, 2009

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Reactions to Kneale: The BusinessWeek Sale ... A Harsher Truth

Courtney Bolton shared a reaction in Bloomberg L.P. 25 days ago

“I like the practice of emphasizing key phrases. But, would be easier/more clear to design interaction to do it inline.”

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Pete Nikolai shared a reaction in Publishing Industry 26 days ago

“nobody really wants to read anything, ever; ya gotta get ’em in the tent, grab ’em by the shirt collar and wake ’em up”

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Steve Bobrov shared a reaction in Bloomberg L.P. 27 days ago

“Problem: Magazines, beleaguered by decades of declining readership, took few daring risks to appeal to new customers.”

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Michelle Lockett shared a reaction in Publishing Industry, Magazine Industry 27 days ago

“An interesting take on the Bloomberg-BusinessWeek deal.”

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