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Originally Posted by Joe

At the end of the day there is not going to be one form of media dominating all others. Nor does one form hold all the advantages over the other. The credibility of traditional print does not mean that opinions stated on message boards do not have power – because it's apparent they do. Nor does a magazine’s lack of tangible interaction take away from its validity as a primary source.

This is the Information Age, baby. Take a look at the most popular blogs and online versions of newspapers and you’ll notice that the lines are blurring and that there is quite a bit of crossover. Its not like there is a finite amount of content to distribute or that the market’s appetite is approaching saturation. People consume more information than ever before. The market for good writing, video, webcasts, blogs, photography, graphics, etc, is hungry and growing - as are the opportunities.

Apparently the management of OTW does not agree. Seems like they would have us throw away our computers and just read published hard print...
Great point Joe