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<description>The news business is in trouble. Readership and viewership are declining, public trust is plummeting, and advertisers are beginning to wonder whether they&#x26;#x27;re getting their money&#x26;#x27;s worth. This has led people to think about what blogger and tech journalist Doc Searls calls business models for &#x26;#x22;news without newspapers,&#x26;#x22; an approach to reporting and disseminating news that doesn&#x26;#x27;t depend on layers of editors for publication, and big ads from carmakers for funding. Nobody&#x26;#x27;s sure just how to do that yet. That&#x26;#x27;s likely to change, though. Already we&#x26;#x27;re seeing a lot of reporting from non-journalists, where the &#x26;#x22;reporter&#x26;#x22; is just whoever happens...</description>
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