Could it have anything to do with the quality of the paper? I for one get
tired of having to read 2-3 paragraphs of the reporters PC-BS before they
tell me what happened. News stories are / were suppose to be just that, an
unbiased view of an event that took place. There is a place for editorials
but not in EVERY story. I am at the point now where I skim down the article
until I find the NEWS.

Pops

"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote in message
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"Brian Elfert" wrote in message news:3fafe433$0$75901
I work for a newspaper. Unless everything goes to the web, we'll still
be
around. So many people like to read real paper that newspapers will be
around for some time yet.

Retailers still need to advertise no matter where they get the good, so
my
job is reasonably secure.

Brian Elfert

Still be around, but less of you. Newspaper circulation has been in
decline
for some years now. People would rather watch the news on TV or listen on
the radio during their commute. I can think of a dozen major cities that
have lost at least one of their papers in the past 10 or 15 years.
Ed