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American Journalists Tend To Treat Inequality As A Fact Of Life. But It Needn't Be.

Trends In Circulation And Advertising - The Rise Of The Internet, Which Has Made The Daily Newspaper Look Slow And Unresponsive; The Advent Of Craigslist, Which Is Wiping Out Classified Advertising-have Created A Palpable Sense Of Doom.

The Consequences Of President Johnsons Campaign Of Deliberate Deception Regarding Vietnam Could Hardly Have Been More Catastrophic For The Nation, The Military, The President, His Party, And The Presidency Itself.

America's Great Newspapers Have Staffs That Range From 50 Percent To 70 Percent Of What They Were Just A Few Years Ago.

Three Centuries After The Appearance Of Franklin's 'courant,' It No Longer Requires A Dystopic Imagination To Wonder Who Will Have The Dubious Distinction Of Publishing America's Last Genuine Newspaper. Few Believe That Newspapers In Their Current Printed Form Will Survive.