Ted Turner predicts newspapers will disappear in a decade
Ted Turner told AP editors in Toronto that Today's newspaper will disappear within 10 years and publishers must move quickly into electronic news delivery. He argued people will choose watching events over reading about them and urged partnerships with broadcasters and cable operators to survive the shift.
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AP to Open Canada Bureau in Toronto Early Next Year
Keith Fuller president and general manager of The Associated Press announced the news cooperative will open its first Canadian bureau in Toronto early next year. He said the bureau will have no effect on the AP Canadian Press exchange agreement.
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