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Censorship by the English governors was common, meaning that newspapers were scarce or did not contain much information

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Newspapers took second place to news because censorship by the English government was common in the American colonies. Therefore, the information that the colonists received was often incomplete or inaccurate. This led people to exchange news through social interaction. Moreover, the social environment of the colonies made this possible, as the population was not very large and they had an active public life.

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