Who reads the local newspapers when you get them on the internet?

Question

I like to read the local papers to keep up on local news and events as well as the New York times but find it easier to get information and save by using the internet postings

Answer 1

I read about ten different newspapers via their web editions. Seven of them are English language versions of foreign dailies. The list includes my local paper, Stars & Stripes, Christian Science Monitor and papers from different continents.
The NY Times lost all credibility with me several years ago. They had a bureau chief posted to Tokyo for nearly 20 years and the man never learned one word of Japanese. What credence was I to give to his dispatches?

Answer 2

that truthfully relies upon on how well timed you like your information to be. For every day information, the Arizona Republic has a Scottsdale version. after which there is the Scottsdale Tribune. there are a number of weekly and month-to-month newspapers which could be picked up at grocery shops, coffee stands. i like those because of the fact they're generally very "localized".

Answer 3

I had a lot of ideas for you but was able to put it in a nutshell. The Internet is for those who want to dissect the news and newspapers are for those who want to digest the news.

Answer 4

I use both...sometimes its good to have something in hand. It's easier to read the paper.