I Don't Like You Either: Maureen Dowd on the Future of Print Journalism

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November 30, 2008

Maureen Dowd on the Future of Print Journalism

A Penny for My Thoughts?

Nutshell version:

"If my job were outsourced to India, some Indian journalist would get paid what I am worth."

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That would make it about thirteen bucks a week.

Posted by: Mo MoDo | November 30, 2008 at 09:52 PM

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