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Old 06-08-2013, 02:46 PM #1
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Default The Guardian is losing a million pounds a week

Should they go pay to view online
or Die.
They can not go on losing big cash


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What will you do for a paper if they go out of business, Arsita?
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What will you do for a paper if they go out of business, Arista?

I will be upset
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The Guardian, Independent and the FT will all be out of business in the next couple of years, the Times not long after probably
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All that will be left is.................. the Daily Star!
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No they are One Sided (like kizzy)


The Guardian has a proper Business section
and Media section.
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The Guardian, Independent and the FT will all be out of business in the next couple of years, the Times not long after probably


The FT will be online pay
as its needed in Business world
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All that will be left is.................. the Daily Star!

Daily Mail Online
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Sun+ Online
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Newspapers have had their day, and have no real future in todays world. With Instant communications from the main News agencies like reuters,Ass Press eg and coupled with Facebook/Twitter and other social media outlets news is now pretty much released as it happens.

People do want to wait for half a day to sit down and read old news, also the editorial influence can slant a story politically in the direction of the company or individual that owns the newspaper in question, so all the public end up with is a record of old biased news that probably doesn't accurately reflect the real story.

I think younger people now want their news from a variety of sources and are prepared to read the blogs or editorials from chosen/trusted sources rather than believe certain newspapers version of the truth.

Add to this the disgraceful behaviour of most of the Tabloid newspapers in demonizing public figures BEFORE any trial or verdicts have been released or pursuing overtly political ideologies (like the Mail), then quite frankly its no bad thing that Newspapers are on their way out.

I however will miss them for two reasons; one I like my Fish n Chips wrapped in Newspaper and they are useful to start my Coal fire in the winter.

apart from that..........good riddance !!!!
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Newspapers have had their day, and have no real future in todays world. With Instant communications from the main News agencies like reuters,Ass Press eg and coupled with Facebook/Twitter and other social media outlets news is now pretty much released as it happens.

People do want to wait for half a day to sit down and read old news, also the editorial influence can slant a story politically in the direction of the company or individual that owns the newspaper in question, so all the public end up with is a record of old biased news that probably doesn't accurately reflect the real story.

I think younger people now want their news from a variety of sources and are prepared to read the blogs or editorials from chosen/trusted sources rather than believe certain newspapers version of the truth.

Add to this the disgraceful behaviour of most of the Tabloid newspapers in demonizing public figures BEFORE any trial or verdicts have been released or pursuing overtly political ideologies (like the Mail), then quite frankly its no bad thing that Newspapers are on their way out.

I however will miss them for two reasons; one I like my Fish n Chips wrapped in Newspaper and they are useful to start my Coal fire in the winter.

apart from that..........good riddance !!!!
The answer to a worsening press, is to lose one of the really decent papers we have in this country?
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I haven't bought a newspaper in years - not since I started using the internet in fact.
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I haven't bought a newspaper in years - not since I started using the internet in fact.

Thats OK

Many of us still do.


a link for Kizzy
http://www.theguardian.com/media/gre...ost-jeff-bezos

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No they are One Sided (like kizzy)


The Guardian has a proper Business section
and Media section.
You wot?.....

I read the guardian and the Independent so how does that make me one sided....
Are you trying to marginalise me as a socialist because of my opinions on threads on this forum?
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You wot?.....

I read the guardian and the Independent so how does that make me one sided....
Are you trying to marginalise me as a socialist because of my opinions on threads on this forum?

No
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Because arista doesn't make sense
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