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Medical personnel from Riverside University Health Systems in Riverside, California, administer a coronavirus test during drive-through testing. Bob Riha Jr./Getty Images Over the past few days, I’ve been reading the major plans for what comes after social distancing. You can read them, too. There’s one from the right-leaning American Enterprise Institute, the left-leaning Center for American Prog
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There is a real danger that we spend the next decade refighting last week’s referendum. If Scotland’s recent experience is anything to go by – where there are now two entrenched camps of yes and no voters in the aftermath of the 2014 independence referendum – then the battle lines drawn in a bitterly fought and polarising EU referendum will define our politics for years to come. Already we see the
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Newsonomics: How much is the Financial Times worth, and who might buy it?
The Financial Times stands as a crossover champ in the news industry. When I first asked then managing director Rob Grimshaw in 2009 to whom he looked for publishing leadership, he hesitated. Then he offered “Amazon.” Since then, the FT has led the news industry up the ladder in paywall thinking (coming up with the metered model, later adapted by The New York Times), in analytics, and in audience-
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