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27 Feb 1997
Until recently,
this link would have landed you on an article at MSNBC's Web site. But
a couple of weeks ago, the folks at MSNBC "archived" this article
along with hundreds of other "old" stuff.
I don't know
if they're having a space crunch there (hey, Bill, spare a few bucks to
buy some hard drives at Fry's), but removing stuff from a news site is
totally against the point of the Internet.
The great thing
about the Net is that you can keep the stuff around forever at no cost.
People can come back to it again and again.
If the point
of having a news site is to attract traffic you can show ads to people,
removing content which is attracting traffic is silly, especially if it
doesn't cost you anything to keep it around once you already paid to create
it.
Ah, traditional
media meets the Internet...the learning curve continues.
Sky
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