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Industry Standard is Back

After a six and half year hiatus,  the Industry Standard is resuming publication today.  There are two great lines in the original self-report of its death.

"The Standard was a victim of many of the same forces that have so damaged the companies it covers."

"The Standard's journalism was highly regarded, as well."

Well, let's see if they can avoid those forces the second time around.  Also, we'll see if the journalism really is highly regarded.  They are off to an inauspicious start.

Perhaps they can attract better writers than this hack.

February 04, 2008 in Industry Standard | Permalink | Comments (4) | TrackBack (0)

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