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Rather and Lehrer
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Kushner at RNC
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What your daily newspaper might look like in 2020

World Association of Newspapers
The World Association of Newspapers asked 22 futurists, academics, industry insiders and other media experts to envision the newspaper of the future. "The printed newspaper will get smaller and become mostly free," predicts Moritz Wuttke, CEO of APAC Publicitas in China. "Low voltage e-paper or other paper-replacing foldable screens will be available to offer an alternative to the paper version."

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