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Dallas Morning News sets $23M for ad clients
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| The Dallas Morning News set aside $23 million yesterday to pay settlements to advertisers harmed by its inflated circulation, becoming the second major newspaper to do so in the past month. |
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Aug 17, 2004 17:07:02 |
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44 ( -6 -13.63% ) | | Author | Newsday |
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