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Originally Posted by Crushaholic
Unfortunately, people seem to prefer to get their news online. They're not buying hard copy newspapers like they used to, and it's a shame. I remember reading the newspaper as a kid when eating breakfast. I still read the newspaper at lunch if I'm not taking it "to go". I'd love to hear a viable solution to reverse the trend, but I'm not sure if there is one. The internet age is killing newpapers...
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Why would anybody buy a newspaper when you can read it online for free? If they want to save the industry why don't they charge people to read the newspaper online? I'd pay a small online fee to the RMN if it meant saving the paper. I happen to know some of the reporters personally and let me tell you if it wasn't for them watching what our local government is doing behind closed doors the people of Colorado would have no idea what is really going on. Scary IMO.