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He shares personal anecdotes demonstrating the once-close-knit nature of newspaper work, emphasizing teamwork and the importance of accuracy—highlighted in an instance involving conflicting front-page headlines about the 2000 U.S. presidential election. This story exemplifies the importance of responsible journalism, which is now compromised in the online era.
The loss of newspapers has also affected community life. The routine of families gathering around the newspaper, clipping coupons, and sharing stories is replaced by a reliance on digital devices and hurried, superficial news consumption.