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Monthly Archives: March 2014
How Much Will You Pay For Your News?
All news content on the internet will be paid for in ten years. Broadly speaking that was the outcome of a high level debate sponsoured by YouGov and the London Press Club, held at London’s British Library last night (March … Continue reading
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Nantucket – The Heart Of The Sea
Nantucket’s Jared Coffin House isn’t as macabre as it sounds. The red brick Georgian hotel, the oldest on the island, has white door columns and dark green louvered windows. It stands at the top of Broad Street, a reminder of … Continue reading
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