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Sentimental and misguided nostalgia

The belief that the potential collapse of print newspapers heralds the end of quality journalism in society sentimentally and misguidedly equates journalism with the particulary organizational forn in which it has been embedded temporarily.

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Collapse of print based newspapers threatens quality journalism
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Sentimental and misguided nostalgia
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Interests of journalism and newspapers no longer tightly alligned
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Newspapers are the source of most new "news" content
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No easy substitute for the ecology of big news room journalism
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Online ad revenues insufficient to sustain robust news coverage
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Print media does much of society's heavy journalistic lifting
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Significant decline in foreign correspondents and bureaus
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