Welcome back to Let's Play The Blame Game: Celebrity Edition! Earlier this week, Bon Jovi
claimed Steve Jobs killed the music business; now Bob Woodward says Eric Schmidt snuffed out newspapers. The Washington Post journalist, made famous by uncovering and breaking the Watergate scandal,
told the Poynter Institute that the tombstone of Google's
soon-to-be-former CEO should read "I killed newspapers." Newspapers are dead?! Clearly, he hasn't seen
this.
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Subscribe to commentsNemephosisMar 17th 2011 5:02PM
If newspapers are dead, what the hell did I just receive in the mailbox today then?? OH GOD WHAT IS THIS UNKNOWN THING WITH WRITING ON IT?
Thomas HoustonMar 17th 2011 5:17PM
@Nemephosis a postcard?
NemephosisMar 17th 2011 10:53PM
@Thomas Houston it... it might be... it's a very large postcard and it knows the goings-on of the world... almost like it were "paper" with "news" on it... but that simply can't be, they've been killed! Bob Woodward says so!
BrianMar 18th 2011 12:46PM
If by killed you mean made more widely accessible, then sure. Google killed it good!
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