When Chicken Little famously wailed about a falling sky, it was an early example of fearmongering. Twenty-five centuries after the cumulative tale first appeared, some media outlets are wondering if the heavens will tumble upon the overworked noggins of hard-working…
In May of 1996, The Washington Post published the article, “Internet won’t be able to replace newspapers.” In it, author Richard Harwood purported that “Reading large bodies of text scrolled up on a computer screen is a tedious, inefficient and…
Advertising has long been the economic engine responsible for keeping the newspaper industry chugging along, but it’s in terrible danger of careening off the rails. The main culprit? Ad revenue plummeting from $65 billion in 2000 to less than $19…
Microsoft mastermind Bill Gates once famously penned the essay “Content is King,” and this sentiment is as accurate today as it was during the infancy of the Internet. Thirty-five years ago the web was a revolution for personal computing, and…
