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By The Daily Dish
Oct 13 2008, 7:45 AM ET

Jeff Jarvis blames journalists for the downfall of newspapers:

The internet does not just present a few glittery toys. It presents the circumstances to change our relationship with the public, to work collaboratively in networks, to find new efficiencies thanks to the link, to rethink how we cover and present news. No, the essence of the problem is that we thought the internet represented just a new gadget and not a fundamental change in society, the economy, and thus journalism.

(Hat tip: Frank Wilson)



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