Mediagazer: NYC's immigrant presses see substantial revenue from ads and strong subscriptions (Devjyot Ghoshal/The Atlantic Online)

11:00 PM ET, June 29, 2014

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Devjyot Ghoshal / The Atlantic Online:

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Mohammed Ademo / Columbia Journalism Review:

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