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Printed newspapers have become an anachronism, for sure. But is a similar version online not also anachronistic? With so many truly independent news sources available, isn't it time to consign the mainstream press to the dustbin of history? |
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"Printed newspapers have become an anachronism, for sure. But is a similar version online not also anachronistic? With so many truly independent news sources available, isn't it time to consign the mainstream press to the dustbin of history?"
Nah, I still like to wallow in a Sunday from time to time. |
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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago
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Even though I have news feeds for tech news and tax / business news I still like a paper in the morning even if it just to read the sports news
It was only a matter of time before a newspaper was going to go like that |
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I see they've slightly changed their web platform.
The old platform was very slow and dated.
They need to amp it up to get visitors coming back.
The 2 biggest read online papers are The Daily Mail and The Guardian, they have good capacity for reader comments and reader interaction, which makes them popular.
I love The Guardians online platform, they've really embraced it with their live feeds and breaking news streams. |
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Nah, I still like to wallow in a Sunday from time to time."
So did I, until about a year ago when I had a rare Sunday off work and thought 'I know! It's raining, so I can't go climbing. What did I used to like to do of a wet Sunday morning?'
For old time's sake I trotted down the papershop and bought my first Slobserver in five years. Never in the field of class war has one person paid so much for such a bag of shit 'journalism' slotted in between advertising copy. Vomit-making. never again!!
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Nah, I still like to wallow in a Sunday from time to time.
So did I, until about a year ago when I had a rare Sunday off work and thought 'I know! It's raining, so I can't go climbing. What did I used to like to do of a wet Sunday morning?'
For old time's sake I trotted down the papershop and bought my first Slobserver in five years. Never in the field of class war has one person paid so much for such a bag of shit 'journalism' slotted in between advertising copy. Vomit-making. never again!!
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Make a better choice next time. Never been an Observer fan. |
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