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Huffington Post, 2010: Four young blog editors and I were sitting around after work talking about the new iPad that some of us had previewed and the fact that it would have an enormous impact on the newspaper industry. I naively included Huffington in that category and said I was looking forward to reading my papers over breakfast on an iPad much as I had always done. A comment from one of the editors knocked me for a loop. “There is one problem with that”, she said. “There is no longer any news in the newspaper”. Fast forward eighteen months. I am in bed reading the New Yorker before going to sleep, a habit of mine that is over 40 years old. Now I read it on my iPad. A voice emerges from the pages. I gasp and so does my unsuspecting wife. “What’s that?” she asks. “It’s the poet reading her poem”, I replied. We huddle together looking at the screen and realize something big has just happened even if we don’t fully understand its implications. Three months later I am sitting in my living room again reading the New Yorker on my iPad while listening to music on my stereo which is also now wirelessly iPad controlled. I come across a review of an album I can’t wait to hear. Click, I go to iTunes. Click, click, click, I buy and download the album. Click, click, I begin listening to the album and click I go back to reading the New Yorker right where I left off. I paused for a moment and said, “Thank you Steve Jobs”.

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