Be careful to avoid internet exceptionalism
Newspapers are facing new competition online; however, newspapers were also challenged by first radio and then television, both of which offer news as a free good and both of which are more timely and up-to-date than newspapers.
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Be careful to avoid internet exceptionalism
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