Theos-Talk Archives (February 2007 Message tt00048)

as of now most of the newspapers are still being published both online and
hard copy. many are still available to read free on-line. how the future is
going to develop in the usa, we will have to see. a lot of it would depend
upon how the consumers react.

one of the benefits of today's internet is the ability to read current
newspapers from other countries, most of it is free. for example I am able
to read a newspaper in India on a daily basis.

mkr

On 2/6/07, samblo@cs.com <samblo@cs.com> wrote:
>
>   mkr,
> Here in America in 1999 I used to be able to read online the daily issue
> of many of the largest or best known Newspapers free just by clicking my
> favorite hotlink to each paper. Now almost all of the same formerly free
> online
> edition can only be accessed if you are a subscriber. So here they are
> doing both
> still publishing the daily hard copy physical newspaper and also issuing
> the
> daily online for cyber-subscribers.
>
> John
>
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