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AP boss ruffles news industry feathers
Posted at 9:50 AM on November 2, 2007 by Bill Wareham (0 Comments)
No kid gloves in a speech yesterday by Tom Curley, CEO of The Associated Press, in which he challenged news industry leaders to adapt to a changing news landscape:
"The first thing that has to go is the attitude," Curley said. "Our institutional arrogance has done more to harm us than any portal."
Curley's formula for success: give up the "gateway" mentality and customize delivery for consumers who are increasingly savvy at how and where they get their news.
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