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August 31, 2004

The core principles

·        Local news and information is aggressively, inherently, totally local.

·        Users have so many choices of medium, that we cannot afford not to distribute content through as many media as technologically possible.

·        Media is a conversation, not a monologue.

·        Engaged consumers are better than paying consumers.

·    All products and services are as precise and precisely priced as technology will allow.

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