Rumor around town is that the liberal, lying shitstain of a paper might not make it into next week. Apparently advertisers have been pulling out for quite some time.

I'm sure many will now wonder what they will line their birdcages with.

Didn't that paper support the local pedofag?

Nicky B. Wrote:
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> Rumor around town is that the liberal, lying
> shitstain of a paper might not make it into next
> week. Apparently advertisers have been pulling out
> for quite some time.
>
> I'm sure many will now wonder what they will line
> their birdcages with.


Dude, where have you been? Major newspapers have been folding for years. Young people do not read newspapers or maybe they can't read at all, I don't know. That spells doom for newspapers nationwide.

What chance does a freebie bus stop paper have if the Post can't make it? I know the Post is still printed, but it is just a plaything for Jeff Bezos which he bought for peanuts. A billionaire can keep his hobby paper going as long as he wants.

Your right-wing Washington Times has never made a cent in it's entire history. But just like Bezos, the Moonies can keep it going forever if they want.

news flash!!! Wrote:
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> Nicky B. Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Rumor around town is that the liberal, lying
> > shitstain of a paper might not make it into
> next
> > week. Apparently advertisers have been pulling
> out
> > for quite some time.
> >
> > I'm sure many will now wonder what they will
> line
> > their birdcages with.
>
>
> Dude, where have you been? Major newspapers have
> been folding for years. Young people do not read
> newspapers or maybe they can't read at all, I
> don't know. That spells doom for newspapers
> nationwide.
>
> What chance does a freebie bus stop paper have if
> the Post can't make it? I know the Post is still
> printed, but it is just a plaything for Jeff Bezos
> which he bought for peanuts. A billionaire can
> keep his hobby paper going as long as he wants.
>
> Your right-wing Washington Times has never made a
> cent in it's entire history. But just like Bezos,
> the Moonies can keep it going forever if they
> want.


We aren't talking about major newspapers. Community newspapers and other weekly newspapers seem to be largely avoiding the fate of their daily brethren.

I haven't heard any such rumors, but I can't say I'd miss the News-Depression should it fold. The so-called "news" section is full of distortions, misinformation and the owner and editor-in-chief's opinions. The opinion section is even crazier.

One more thought: I can't say I'd be surprised if advertisers are indeed pulling their ads from the News-Depression, especially considering how many people the owner and editor-in-chief has offended.

apples and oranges Wrote:
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> news flash!!! Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Nicky B. Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Rumor around town is that the liberal, lying
> > > shitstain of a paper might not make it into
> > next
> > > week. Apparently advertisers have been
> pulling
> > out
> > > for quite some time.
> > >
> > > I'm sure many will now wonder what they will
> > line
> > > their birdcages with.
> >
> >
> > Dude, where have you been? Major newspapers
> have
> > been folding for years. Young people do not
> read
> > newspapers or maybe they can't read at all, I
> > don't know. That spells doom for newspapers
> > nationwide.
> >
> > What chance does a freebie bus stop paper have
> if
> > the Post can't make it? I know the Post is
> still
> > printed, but it is just a plaything for Jeff
> Bezos
> > which he bought for peanuts. A billionaire can
> > keep his hobby paper going as long as he wants.
> >
> > Your right-wing Washington Times has never made
> a
> > cent in it's entire history. But just like
> Bezos,
> > the Moonies can keep it going forever if they
> > want.
>
>
> We aren't talking about major newspapers.
> Community newspapers and other weekly newspapers
> seem to be largely avoiding the fate of their
> daily brethren.

Would you like to provide some data to back up your assertion? Community papers are profoundly affected by realtor.come. zillow, etc.

Nick is the shell of a crazy excentric. A community so small, with a paper so poorly written, and biased that shows up weekly could be entertaining, but like everything thing else in FCC, the FCNP is as bland as Wonder bread.

hearst Wrote:
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> apples and oranges Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > news flash!!! Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > Nicky B. Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > > Rumor around town is that the liberal,
> lying
> > > > shitstain of a paper might not make it into
> > > next
> > > > week. Apparently advertisers have been
> > pulling
> > > out
> > > > for quite some time.
> > > >
> > > > I'm sure many will now wonder what they
> will
> > > line
> > > > their birdcages with.
> > >
> > >
> > > Dude, where have you been? Major newspapers
> > have
> > > been folding for years. Young people do not
> > read
> > > newspapers or maybe they can't read at all, I
> > > don't know. That spells doom for newspapers
> > > nationwide.
> > >
> > > What chance does a freebie bus stop paper
> have
> > if
> > > the Post can't make it? I know the Post is
> > still
> > > printed, but it is just a plaything for Jeff
> > Bezos
> > > which he bought for peanuts. A billionaire
> can
> > > keep his hobby paper going as long as he
> wants.
> > >
> > > Your right-wing Washington Times has never
> made
> > a
> > > cent in it's entire history. But just like
> > Bezos,
> > > the Moonies can keep it going forever if they
> > > want.
> >
> >
> > We aren't talking about major newspapers.
> > Community newspapers and other weekly
> newspapers
> > seem to be largely avoiding the fate of their
> > daily brethren.
>
> Would you like to provide some data to back up
> your assertion?

Sure thing. Once I do, I wonder what your reaction will be.

http://thefutureofpublishing.com/industries/the-future-of-newspapers/

http://www.voiceofsandiego.org/topics/news/as-dailies-vanish-local-community-papers-stubbornly-survive/

http://web.stanford.edu/group/ruralwest/cgi-bin/drupal/content/rural-newspapers


> Community papers are profoundly
> affected by realtor.come. zillow, etc.

And yet they are surviving and sometimes thriving compared to their daily counterparts...

news flash!!! Wrote:
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> Nicky B. Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Rumor around town is that the liberal, lying
> > shitstain of a paper might not make it into
> next
> > week. Apparently advertisers have been pulling
> out
> > for quite some time.
> >
> > I'm sure many will now wonder what they will
> line
> > their birdcages with.
>
>
> Dude, where have you been? Major newspapers have
> been folding for years. Young people do not read
> newspapers or maybe they can't read at all, I
> don't know. That spells doom for newspapers
> nationwide.
>
> What chance does a freebie bus stop paper have if
> the Post can't make it? I know the Post is still
> printed, but it is just a plaything for Jeff Bezos
> which he bought for peanuts. A billionaire can
> keep his hobby paper going as long as he wants.
>
> Your right-wing Washington Times has never made a
> cent in it's entire history. But just like Bezos,
> the Moonies can keep it going forever if they
> want.

If you call Washington Times Right Wing, you need to be honest and call the Washington Post Left Wing.

If you don't think the Post is Left Wing, I have a timeshare in a Florida Swamp I'd gladly show you.