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They Said Radio Would Kill Print, Too: A Guide to Surviving AI in 2026
The winter of 1933 was a season of quiet desperation for the American newspaper man. In the cavernous newsrooms of New York, Chicago, and San Francisco, the clatter of Linotype machines and the rhythmic thud of the rotary presses still sounded like the heartbeat of the nation. But for the publishers—men who had spent decades building empires on ink and wood pulp—there was a new, discordant sound in the air. It was a crackle of static, followed by a voice that seemed to come from nowhere and everywhere at once.
The radio.
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