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Rupert Murdoch on the demise of 'old media'

If you're in business, the public or voluntary sector and you still think that this blogging and social media thing is just hot air and hype then perhaps you might take notice of Rupert Murdoch who in a speech (MediaGuardian) to The Worshipful Company of Stationers and Newspaper Makers said: "Power is moving away from he old elite in our industry - the editors, the chief executives and, let's face it, the proprietors."

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