Re: Time Magazine: Ten Newspapers That Will Fold or Go Digital (fwd)

2009-03-10 Thread Doug Elrod

On Mar 9, 5:49 pm, danny burstein dan...@panix.com wrote:
 http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1883785,00.html

Maybe the writers could service the pre-newspaper information-
distribution services, such as _this_:
http://www.americantowncriers.com/.

-Doug Elrod (d...@cornell.edu) (sigh)
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Re: Time Magazine: Ten Newspapers That Will Fold or Go Digital (fwd)

2009-03-09 Thread kbrabant
Just as I'm one of the few in my neighborhood who also gets the Atlanta 
Journal-Constitution everyday.? My wife has asked me why we still pay for this, 
and I just say it's the only way I can hope for it to survive.

And so it goes (I hope not), 

Kevin Brabant (shocked to see the Sun-Times on that list)
kbrab...@aol.com


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danny burstein wrote:
 http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1883785,00.html

The L.A. Times just sent me an e-mail urging me, as a 7-day-a-week home
delivery subscriber(*), to sign up free for their new all access
electronic edition.  Perhaps they're planning ahead, and they know
something Time doesn't...


(*) I like to claim that I'm the only 7-day-a-week home delivery
subscriber to the L.A. Times who is under 35 years of age.  (I do know
that I'm the only person in my 40-unit apartment building who gets the
Times -- or any newspaper -- delivered.)

-- 
Jim Ellwanger train...@ellwanger.tv
http://www.ellwanger.tv





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Re: Time Magazine: Ten Newspapers That Will Fold or Go Digital (fwd)

2009-03-09 Thread Mike Ward

damonb...@gmail.com wrote:

 Also also, Advance owns all of the suburban weeklies.  If they want to
 single-handedly re-shape the way news is delivered in Cleveland, they
 can.
 
 I am telling you, the Plain Dealer outlives the Akron Beacon-Journal,
 the Repository in Canton and the Vindy in Youngstown.

Your WNNDL Northeast Ohio correspondent checks in...

Without Advance's financials in front of me, I'd have to agree with that 
last statement...and most in Northeast Ohio would probably agree.

Indeed, there's a pesky rumor that the Beacon Journal (no dash) is again 
up for sale, and that Advance is looking to buy it and combine it with 
the PD.

I'd not at all be surprised to see the PD and ABJ (and more?) combine 
forces.  I don't think there's a big enough market for two big dailies 
here now, and don't think Black Press (ABJ's current owner) has the 
stomach to hang on in this economy.

I'd almost bet the house on some sort of PD/ABJ combination by the end 
of 2009, if not sooner...I just don't know what it'll be.

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RE: Time Magazine: Ten Newspapers That Will Fold or Go Digital (fwd)

2009-03-09 Thread Donna Christiansen
The AJC used to deliver daily the afternoon addition in Augusta, Ga but that
came to end in the back in the mid 90's.  In the first part of this century,
you could get the paper down at the beach (Destin, Fl) in the hotels daily.
Then it was limited to weekends, then that stopped about two or three years
ago.  Up until ~2007, don't know for sure when, there were machines here in
Dothan, Al.  Now they are all gone, if you want to read the AJC,  online is
the only option unless you want to drive close to Atlanta.  I wonder  how
far they now deliver the paper locally and how far they still keep their
machines.  

 

And yes the local paper (Media General's Dothan Eagle here is getting
thinner.  Most days are only 2 sections with 8 pages in each.  Takes less
than 5 minutes to scan through. The  Sunday paper is worth the coupons, not
the articles.  Lowes had a $10 off and a $25 off good for about a month.

 

Donna Christiansen

 

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Just as I'm one of the few in my neighborhood who also gets the Atlanta
Journal-Constitution everyday.  My wife has asked me why we still pay for
this, and I just say it's the only way I can hope for it to survive.

And so it goes (I hope not), 

Kevin Brabant (shocked to see the Sun-Times on that list)
kbrab...@aol.com


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danny burstein wrote:
 http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1883785,00.html
 
The L.A. Times just sent me an e-mail urging me, as a 7-day-a-week home
delivery subscriber(*), to sign up free for their new all access
electronic edition.  Perhaps they're planning ahead, and they know
something Time doesn't...
 
 
(*) I like to claim that I'm the only 7-day-a-week home delivery
subscriber to the L.A. Times who is under 35 years of age.  (I do know
that I'm the only person in my 40-unit apartment building who gets the
Times -- or any newspaper -- delivered.)
 
-- 
Jim Ellwanger train...@ellwanger.tv
http://www.ellwanger.tv http://www.ellwanger.tv/ 
 
 
 

 

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