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In the era of social media, many local newspapers are closing and leaving vast areas of America without traditional journalism. The death of the local newspaper would be depressing in anyone’s hands, but in Death of the Daily News, Andrew Conte brilliantly charts the stages of grief as he explores what happens when the lifeblood of a town is cut off. A timely, powerful and uplifting book.
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