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Let’s think about this for a minute: There are two things that set websites apart from one another: Content Quality Whoever has the best combination of both is going to slice through the online noise and win eyeballs. Aside from sounding creepy, that probably also sounds all but impossible. How can you win the quality content war when posting a 140 character tweet takes less than thirty seconds, making your Facebook status update which clocks in at 45 seconds, obsolete? The answer isn’t faster or quicker – it’s more. Before the internet or long distance phone calls, there was a glorious tradition in this country of the printed word. Newspapers published both morning and evening editions and competed in large and small markets for pennies. Hearst and Pulitzer, two giants of industry and media, duked it out in New York City at the turn of the 20 th Century, treating their rivalry as a war fought on American soil. They undercut each other’s prices, gouged the delivery boys to mak...