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Vegas Roller

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4. The population is moving away from newspapers

Reply to elleng (Reply #2)

Mon Aug 26, 2019, 06:24 PM

Aug 2019

and the advent of smart phones and instant news as soon as it happens is to blame. No one wants to wait till the next day to read old news in the paper.

If I were to vote in a presidential
primary today, I would vote for: Joe Biden

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Op-Ed: Bernie Sanders on his plan for journalism [View all] Uncle Joe Aug 2019 OP

Wow this is amazing. sharedvalues Aug 2019 #1

'The result of these trends has been the decimation of journalism. elleng Aug 2019 #2

The population is moving away from newspapers Vegas Roller Aug 2019 #4

except the millions in 'fly-over country,' elleng Aug 2019 #5

Faux Noise audience Vegas Roller Aug 2019 #9

Excuse Me Me. Aug 2019 #11

Next OPs... Vegas Roller Aug 2019 #3

The op-ed is about media as an industry, not journalism. lapucelle Aug 2019 #6

I kind of like sarcasm :P nt Vegas Roller Aug 2019 #7

I agree there should be "no fundamental" changes to anything, especially journalism. bahrbearian Aug 2019 #10

This is SO important! floppyboo Aug 2019 #8

Corporate media conglomeration is a global dynamic Uncle Joe Aug 2019 #12

Indeed. The Conservative nom in Canada wants to cut the CBC nt floppyboo Aug 2019 #13

Is he going to repeal the First Amendment? George II Aug 2019 #14