Goodbye, Encarta. A cautionary tale for newspapers?

Christian Science Monitor by John Yemma | Mar. 31, 2009 (Opinion)

Wikipedia killed Encarta.

Encarta was the early digital encyclopedia. It began life as CD/ROM and increasingly went online. What it never did was truly embrace the power of the Internet.

What does that say about how we get information? And about the future of newspapers? Full Story »

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