Dot-coms go boom one year, bust the next. But newspapers go on. The Hartford Courant dates back to 1764, the Arkansas Democrat Gazette to 1819. They have changed names. But essentially, the product remains the same.
Someone writes it down.
Someone prints it. And you read it. The famous headlines They connect a son to his father. The first thing I ever shared on an equal level with my dad was a newspaper. He reached for the business section.