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	<title>Comments on: The Concept of &#8220;News&#8221; Has Changed Forever</title>
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		<title>By: (Fake)Newsweek? &#124; ID Tags</title>
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		<description>[...] Once again, Stephen Colbert has blurred the lines between real news and &#8220;fake news&#8221;: In the two weeks since Newsweek has redesigned, the magazine’s editors have sent out a statement that they intend to sever any and all connection to the turgid, dusty newsweekly of yore. And Jon Meacham, the magazine’s editor, is trying to recapture that age-old magazine editor’s trick for his newly conceived book: buzz. [...]</description>
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