Here is a link to the wiki I created on the penny papers. My focus is on the reciprocity of technology and social change. Emphasis is on Benjamin Day’s The Sun which is regarded as the first penny paper of New York.
Hope you enjoy it. Please feel free to contact me if you would like to contribute to the wiki and I will add you as an editing member!
http://penny-papers.wikispaces.com/Introduction
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