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Plain Dealer layoffs
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"In New York, the media is a bunch of reflecting mirrors," says former Mother Jones editor Deirdre English. "A story in the New York Observer will be commented upon in five other publications. Mother Jones can do something huge and media doesn't comment." ALSO: Salon.com founding editor and onetime Mother Jones senior editor David Talbot says: "The Web is now flooded with an enormous amount of timely journalism. Salon was once at the cutting edge of that -- but now we're running to catch up to the blog revolution."
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