Daily Mail Tabloid - WARNING Controversial Rant

[lastlid]

i dont buy 'newspapers' the only one i bother to look at, when i can be bothered is the Metro a free daily newspaper. one day all the 'newspapers' you have to pay for will be gone

Exactly.

There was quite a good TV program on the other night on the future of news and how the delivery of news is changing even now. Only managed to watch some of it.

http://www.radiotimes.com/episode/sh...n-lecture-2012


I first heard the result of the John Terry / FA hearing on Twitter, for example and within seconds, the BBC had updated their website with the same information. By then, the newspapers were behind.

[bigmarco]

Exactly.

There was quite a good TV program on the other night on the future of news and how the delivery of news is changing even now. Only managed to watch some of it.

http://www.radiotimes.com/episode/sh...n-lecture-2012



I first heard the result of the John Terry / FA hearing on Twitter, for example and within seconds, the BBC had updated their website with the same information. By then, the newspapers were behind.

Thats it in a nutshell Lastlid . Newspapers no longer provide us with news they are always behind sometimes well behind. We now have access to upto date news 24/7 free of charge so why buy a newspaper. We can choose who we want to supply our news and access it anytime free of charge. As somebody else said earlier paying for newspapers will soon be a thing of the past. In London we already have free papers morning and evening. That's their future if they have any future at all.

[lastlid]

Thats it in a nutshell Lastlid . Newspapers no longer provide us with news they are always behind sometimes well behind. We now have access to upto date news 24/7 free of charge so why buy a newspaper. We can choose who we want to supply our news and access it anytime free of charge. As somebody else said earlier paying for newspapers will soon be a thing of the past. In London we already have free papers morning and evening. That's their future if they have any future at all.

Yes. Somebody mentioned the Evening Standard as being free. I used to have to pay for it. Evenin Stanna!