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ReplyDeleteOnce in awhile there are some nice things said about all the good work done by the people at USA Today. Good people too.
ReplyDeleteI also noticed that the online edition has a lot of readers commenting on the stories. I think USA Today will be around for a very long time based on what I see around the country...its exposure is quite large. And the interaction now online just adds further value for the reader.
Let's hope the Gannett management realizes they need to keep that flagship strong.
At a vacation spot this summer, I came upon three people desperately trying to deposit money in a malfunctioning USA Today box so they could get papers. They were not going to leave until they got their papers.
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