Greeting card makers face social media disruption
Kansas City residents discuss fewer printed cards as Facebook and e cards rise. Hallmark plans to close a Kansas plant and shed 300 jobs amid shifting consumer habits. Industry figures note 6 to 7 billion cards sold yearly, with declines tied to digital communication.
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