Do You Still Read Newspapers? (news, television, days, radio)
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Whether on a local level or a state/national level, do you still buy and read a print version of a newspaper? Do you read it online? Or do you get your sources elsewhere? Curious what this large demographic of users on this forum does regarding its media consumption.
I like the tabloid newspaper format and hate the large page newspaper format, never could quite get the knack of opening and folding all that paper into a compact readable paper, however those days are over as i now get all my news info from online sources or the tv.
I am reading both the morning paper and the evening paper in printed form but I do check the local rag online for updates, specially if I have seen or heard anything and want to know what is happening.
Not in years. I spent two decades in radio and we always considered the newspaper as "Yesterday's news....today!" Which it really still is basically.
My news comes from a quick three minute update on the local major market AM station while other news comes from nosy neighbors and relatives on Facebook.
I attempt to read the free papers here, the ones in Spanish. I also read the Washington Post and NYTimes online and I listen to podcasts for the Economist. I don't watch the news on television. I have FB news pages for places of interest to me.
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