1. In an apartment near Wimbledon Park, The Buggles recorded their great musical hit. Video killed the radio star was much more than a prophecy. The song, from 1978, stated that video had already killed the radio star. Little did we know, nearly fifty years later, we know it was a flawed diagnosis. Generalist radio leaders continue to gain listeners while, on the other hand, it's been decades since we've sung our last rites for VHS tapes and for the devices that took up half our living room furniture. Radio, therefore, has not been killed by anyone. Books, either. Not small screens, not big screens, nor audiovisual platforms with infinite catalogs offering eye candy. Radio and books have resisted. But what about newspapers? Will someone kill them?