Bryan Larrick:
The downfall of newspaper publishing is not something to shrug one’s shoulders at, like with Blockbuster falling apart. It is a genuine tragedy.
As the newspaper industry falls
Bryan Larrick:
The downfall of newspaper publishing is not something to shrug one’s shoulders at, like with Blockbuster falling apart. It is a genuine tragedy.
A genuine tragedy caused by the stubborn, inflexible industry itself.
Newspaper publishing might be failing, but journalism (and quality journalism) is alive and well. Does it really matter if the format changes? The format is changing for a reason — people are voting with their wallets. They’d rather read online, using an iPad, iPhone or other mobile device or computer.
There’s a lot to be said for the tactile feel of newspapers and records and other physical things, but that doesn’t mean they can or should last forever.
News Papers died because of a life style they pushed, green living. Plus since political hack invaded almost every section of a paper then newspapers lost over half of the credibly.