"Good Night and Good Luck" Death of another newspaper.

[Ps104_33]

There is something very sad about the death of a newspaper.

It's not like the death of any other business. For many of us, the very concept of a newspaper is a noble undertaking, one that should be respected and preserved.

In this case, the loss of The New York Sun is particularly depressing. This was a fine, fair, and vital publication that brought conservative views to a city that desperately needs them. They featured scintillating op-eds from the entire spectrum of political thought on the issues of the day. And invariably, they were on the mark when it came to analyzing and editorializing on what was wrong with America, especially New York City.

Just wondering. Do you still read the newspaper? Do you subscribe to one?

http://www.americanthinker.com/blog/2008/09/goodnight_and_good_luck.html

 

[KenH]

I subscribe to two - the local paper and the statewide paper.

 

[Revmitchell]

Why pay for a paper when I get the same info for free on the internet.

 

[Alive in Christ]

I agree, it is sad when a newspaper goes belly up.

Yes, I read the newspaper. Every day. The local one from our small town, and the much larger newspaper from the big city 25 miles away.

And I will only settle for the *actual* newspapers, not the internet versions.

50 cents is a pittance to pay for a newspaper.


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