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Wed Jan-25-06 10:16 PM
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| In what year will the last newspaper be printed? |
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I'm a news junkie who used to suscribe to The Tennessean. I probably buy it now 5-6 times a year. Between the internet and the credibility problems of WaPo and NYT the death of newsprint can't be far away.
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| 1620rock
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Wed Jan-25-06 10:22 PM
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| 1. Who cares? I have gotten all of my news from the net for years. |
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Edited on Wed Jan-25-06 10:22 PM by 1620rock
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| Democrats_win
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| stevedeshazer
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Wed Jan-25-06 10:28 PM
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| 3. As far as I'm concerned, the last newspaper already has been printed |
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My newspaper is The Oregonian. It can't suck enough. It was a great newspaper. Now it' a mouthpiece for Senator Gordon Smith.
Aside from the obvious problems of making people pay for a wad of ads, there's no news in it anymore. No serious investigation of anything, just a reprint of the AP Newswire two days late.
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| Scout Finch
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Wed Jan-25-06 10:55 PM
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| 4. Quit reading off of dead trees. |
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Read your news on the Internet like any other intelligent being.
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