by BurnTheShips 15 Replies latest social current
Newspapers everywhere are dying out. The Dallas Morning News has a greater percentage of cancelled subscriptions than any other paper in the country the last 2 or 3 years. Seems as most people now get their news from the Internet or television and would rather not read a newspaper whose news is several hours older than what's online.
Could be in 15 or 20 years all that will be left are generic papers like the USA Today.
Could be in 15 or 20 years all that will be left are generic papers like the USA Today.
Or people may do like I do -- I subscribe via the kindle. I get the news faster than the print version and I don't have to put on a coat and shoes to get it. I just reach over and grab the kindle still in my pjs in bed.
Untrustworthy bastards.
Will you explain this comment? I'm not quite sure where you are coming from.
Read the article: NPR.
Don't you remember 2004's "Rathergate"?
BTS
What I mean is, who are the "untrustworthy bastards"?
