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In reply to the discussion: Newsweek Will End Print Magazine in 2013 [View all]cyclezealot
(4,802 posts)21. Thank You..
Not that I don't use the Net for news. But, my trusted sources , I want and demand a contemplative moment with a paper copy where you have an exchange of views. I am not satisfied the internet takes on that function.. The internet is more like TV where the news screams out at you at too fast a place and the more in depth analysis gets overlooked for the quick headline..
Newsweek says, they will reach out to a 'broader base." that base won't include me..
A main news source in this household is the Nation.. They are on alert, if they go to an all internet forum, we won't subscribe. Yes, I will pay more for my print copy, but I will not subscribe to their electronic forum.
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It's been awful since it ran a glam shot of Paula (Remember her?) Jones on its cover
sarge43
Oct 2012
#16
And our culture as a whole. All breaking news all the time with no analysis. Ever.
Iris
Oct 2012
#15
Yep. I like being able to access magazines on my ipad, but that's an added benefit of being a
Iris
Oct 2012
#44
I remember issues of Time that were more than 100 pages, and rich in information
slackmaster
Oct 2012
#28
I am excited about progress. I don't think we should hold onto relics just to protect jobs... nt
Comrade_McKenzie
Oct 2012
#43