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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 2015

Page

20

Secondhand comic empire built online by Jim Drucker at NewRadia

Diane Mastrall profiles Jim Drucker in Norristown as he runs NewRadia.com, the only dedicated online comic book dealer with 750,000 items, 90,000 customers, and double digit growth. The venture uses daily price adjustments, algorithms, and a 53.4 percent consignor share to fuel expansion into other used products. Fran Drucker notes the basement clutter is part of the process.

Norristown Jim Drucker Drucker NewRadia.com Continental Basketball Association Arena Football League ESPN Eastman Kodak Co George Eastman NewKadia New York City Casper Wyo Sydney Australia Consignors University of Buffalo Duke University NewRadia Perry Kern Joe Koch New York Brooklyn Koch Fran Drucker Philadelphia Inquirer New Radia Comics Elyria West Park Foster Avenue

FCC weighs blocking robocalls amid rising scam calls

In Washington the FEC weighs measures to curb robocalls as consumers, including an 88 year old with Alzheimer's, face persistent automated pitches from scammers. Telecoms warn blocking could clash with laws, while groups push for free effective solutions. Regulators note spoofing makes blocking hard and Do Not Call rules still leave many calls.

Washington Jeri Vargas Federal Communications Commission IRS FCC At&t Tim Marvin Consumers Union EndRobocalls.com Verizon Century Link U.S Federal Trade Commission Patty Hsue FTC Vargas

Social media shapes how young adults consume news

Rodriguez notes her phone as her main portal to news while commuting in Chicago. A survey shows 39 percent actively seek news, 60 percent encounter it passively on social networks. Tom Rosenstiel cites rising participation as feeds mix viewpoints and broaden content. Young adults routinely use three or more platforms, with some using four.

Rodriguez Chicago Facebook Tom Rosenstiel American Press Institute Rosenstiel Twitter YouTube

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