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Just The Fax, Ma’am

Newspapers once saw fax machines as an opportunity to distribute breaking news to the masses—then they saw it as a way to reach the niches. Neither worked out.

Nov 07, 2019

The Free Ride’s Over

For decades, ad-supported free daily newspapers defined commuting. But the Washington Post Express’ demise shows the model is headed towards the history books.

Sep 12, 2019

Trimmed For Space

As the newspaper industry contracted, so too did the furniture and the newsprint. Let's check out the first victims of the digital revolution.

Dec 07, 2017

 Related Tags: advertising, newsprint, newspapers, business, journalism, economy, news, the mini pages, transit, free newspapers, metro international, washington post, washington post express, rip express, fax, fax machine, faxes

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