How Michael Clinton Adapts To The "Evolving Media Landscape"

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By Michele S. Magazine Consider this question fresh from the merchant marine: Once the engines on an ocean-going freighter are cut, how far does a ship continue on its path before it comes to a complete stop? Answer for landlubbers: 21 miles. The image of bringing a freighter to a full stop came to mind...

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