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When I first heard about Ben Cardin?s (D-MD) bill to allow newspapers to become nonprofits, I said to myself ?you need to stew on that for a minute.? I felt I needed time to percolate the idea through my little brain and try to think of all the permutations of the impact of that legislation. This morning I caught an email in which the sender asked a serious question:?Anybody have a clue why itFull post as published by Telecommunications Consulting on March 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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