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Cutbacks, closures and newsroom casualties are common occurrences in this changing media landscape. It’s been nearly two months since the Guelph Mercury printed its final edition. Brittany Gogo visited the city to see how people there are coping without their daily newspaper and spoke to insiders about this rapidly changing industry.

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