Mobile revives the late-news appetite

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Mobile revives the late-news appetite

October 13, 2011 by Guy

Given the trends underscored by the latest report from comScore, Digital Omnivores, we may be in a window where people one day will say they were at one of the last newspaper organizations NOT to have an online PM strategy. This is the next generational shift.

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