THURSDAY'S LINKS: Web Key to '08 Race, 'SF Chron' 'Inconsistent'?, 'PiPress' Staffers Seek Buyouts

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By: E&P Staff In today's links, Publicis' CEO worries that the decline of newspapers is bad for democracy, Google's CEO says that candidates need to learn to use the Internet better in future campaigns, and a critic calls the San Francisco Chronicle 'inconsistent.'

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-- As More Britons Have Access to Broadband, Newspaper Reading Goes Down (Guardian)

-- Publicis CEO: Newspapers Becoming 'Less Attractive' to Advertisers (Financial Times)

-- Google CEO: Internet Is Key to 2008 Presidential Race (Reuters)

-- Columnist Billings, Other Staffers Seek Buyouts at 'Pioneer Press' (Star Tribune of Minneapolis)

-- Michael Stoll: 'SF Chronicle' Is 'Inconsistent' (SF Weekly)

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