IPR 481: Really, we're not making this stuff up
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Dean Baquet inadvertently makes the case for a Public Editor at the New York Times. Google supports innovation in online news, but diverts attention from the real issue. The News Media Alliance calls for an antitrust exemption. Yep, that's right. Solve the problem of market dominance by compounding the problem. Really, we're not making this up. Martin Waxman and Joseph Thornley tackle these issues in this episode of the Inside PR podcast. Gini Dietrich is traveling this week, but she'll rejoin us next week.
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