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— Jeff Jarvis, the CUNY professor and author of "What Would Google Do?," has written quite a bit in the past about the place for entrepreneurship within new business models for news. This week he wrote something of a manifesto on the topic, looking at what it means to say, "The future of news is entrepreneurial." Judy Sims responds with a word to the wise: Make sure you talk to your advertisers first if you want to make any money.

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