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101. #101
     On November 5th, 2007 at 9:09 pm, Klaatu said:

     We get two newspapers. The local and the Sunday edition of the nearby big city paper.

     The local is really local. The news fills only the first 3 pages. Then its on to the comics and sudoku.

     We get the Sunday paper at the supermarket for 75 cents, about half price, so that we can save about $15 a week in coupons. I never read the content of that rag. Like others, I don’t even bother to watch the local news on tv:fire, shooting, fire, weather, cute animal story, sports. It never changes. Never anything that is in my local paper (unless we have a really big fire.)

102. #102
     On November 5th, 2007 at 9:32 pm, TexasAC said:

     Although you likely didn’t hear about it, former White House Press Secretary Tony Snow received a Freedom of Speech Award on October 16th from The Media Institute.

     During his acceptance, Snow made some statements about liberal bias in the press, as well as the condition of the media industry, which fully explain why this event, as well as his address, went virtually unreported.

     This is a rather long read, but every sentence is a bell ringer!

     http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/192058

103. #103
     On November 5th, 2007 at 9:59 pm, xplodeit said:

     I have not subscribed to a paper in fifteen years at least.

104. #104
     On November 5th, 2007 at 10:59 pm, shimauma2 said:

     I don’t have any subscriptions, but I love getting calls from my local “*Red* Star Tribune” and even the NYT asking do I want a subscription. It’s the one time I get to tell them they are nuthin’ but socialist rags not worth picking up dog poo.

     I betcha they eventually get around to making the govt’ pay for them….

105. #105
     On November 5th, 2007 at 11:17 pm, deepdiver said:

     I get the local newspaper at the office. The publisher/owners are conservative and I get it for local coverage. As a local business owner I find it a valuable resource to at least flip through nearly daily to know the local goings on. I would much rather flip through the daily paper than try to sit through any of the local newscasts.

106. #106
     On November 5th, 2007 at 11:37 pm, DaveC said:

     If every Doctors and Dentists’ offices would cancel their subscription to Time and Newsweek then those magazines will be in BIG trouble..

107. #107
     On November 6th, 2007 at 9:24 am, jrosenau said:

     I get our local paper (there’s only 1 choice, sadly) on Sundays only. It pays for itself in the coupon inserts! I skim the rest but don’t really use it get the majority of my news. Sometimes its the only way to know about certain local affairs.

108. #108
     On November 6th, 2007 at 4:11 pm, ckrcsmith said:

     My wife demands that we subscribe to the local paper (not too liberal) for weekend delivery, so she can look at the ads. Otherwise I’d turn it off.

     I fired the Charlotte Observer years ago.

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