Quote by Rupert Murdoch
Weve got to lift our game tremendously. Well sell our business new

Weve got to lift our game tremendously. Well sell our business news and information in print, well sell it to anyone whos got a cable system, and well sell it on the Web. – Rupert Murdoch

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