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What we are losing in journalism is not just the paper that the news is printed on. With the cuts in the distribution of the physical paper, are more severe cuts to staff. Investigative journalism has been disappearing for years, but it seems that with the recent more aggressive online transition, papers are getting rid of more staff, and doubling work of remaining staff tossing quality journalism and journalists out the window in favor of online immediacy.

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