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27 February 2006

There's still money in selling hard copy

Trends in the Living Networks: A conversation with my newsagent.

newsagencies are a great business, and his shop is going the best it has in the nine years he’s been running it. He doesn’t believe that the Internet is taking sales away from newspapers, despite all the reports – he thinks newspapers have been selling steady all the way. However magazines sales are getting better all the time.

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