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        <title>The Story So Far: What We Know About the Business of Digital Journalism</title>
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    <tableOfContents>Introduction -- News from everywhere: the economics of digital journalism -- The trouble with traffic: why big audiences aren&apos;t always profitable -- Local and niche sites: the advantages of being small -- The new new media: mobile, video and other emerging platforms -- Paywalls: information at a price -- Aggregation: &quot;shameless&quot; and essential -- Dollars and dimes: the new costs of doing business -- New users, new revenue: alternative ways to make money -- Managing digital: audience, data and dollars -- Conclusion.</tableOfContents>
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