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I think that over time more and more people are getting their news online. I know that I am more versed in current events these days just because I am online too much to avoid it if I tried. Generally, the newspapers I tend to read are the local sort of hipster weeklies for whatever city I am in and I tend to read those from the back, looking for what is happening in terms of nightlife and gallery openings and that sort of thing. What newspapers do you read?
Yes, I read my local newspaper. I used to have a subscription but failed to pay it, so now I just pick it up at the store when I'm there. I always like to see which old criminal buddies of mine have lost their touch (and freedom.) I usually skip the overseas war news (as it rarely changes) and go right to the local news section.
I read the new york times, the london times and village voice all of which i borrow from my school library
We got suckered into a subscription... so we get them everyday,
read them, no... not really... mostly they pile up in front of the door (giving the illusion that we aren't here, for those who want to bother us) and every couple of days they pile up behind the door waiting for a chilly day to be burnt in the fireplace.
only when im at work and bored on my lunch break but you cant really call that a newspaper crappy tabliod for illiterate people also known as the sun
I read the local paper once in a while, and when I'm at my boyfriend's parents house I read the New York Times (his dad is a subscriber).
I read the Philadelphia Daily News and occasionally the NY Post.
i read the La Times daily but mostly the stuff in the calendar section where they talk about art and stuff
That's funny, the shitty tabloid paper here is also called the Sun. Their most popular bit is the 'Sunshine Girl', where they run photos of local bottle-blond plastic surgery victims in bad bikinis.Quote:
Originally Posted by purplepixie
How much you want to bet the readership of the 'tabloid' style paper in your city is more than twice that of the 'responsible daily'?