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Posted on Fri, Aug 31, 2007


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Circulation Gains and the Myth of Newspaper Decline

Kevin Donahue of philly.com interviews Brian Tierney, CEO of Philadelphia Media Holdings on the first year anniversary of ownership of The Philadelphia Inquirer, News and philly.com. In this segment Brian explains what it takes to beat the compet...




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