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Newspapers Shrink as Veterans are Forced Out the Door

By Bob Norman

New Times Broward-Palm Beach | July 1, 2008

For South Florida readers, the newsroom cuts means one thing: less news. With reductions of more than 15 percent of staffs across the board, physical newspapers are rapidly shrinking, and the amount of local coverage available on the newspaper websites will decrease.

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Tags: Miami Herald, journalism, media, newspapers, Sam Zell, job cuts, the Sun-Sentinel

New Times Broward-Palm Beach

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