Indy gone

[Monty91]

That'll learn 'em for dicking around with my Behrami interview

[Classic Jorge]

[Ashberto]

I presume the website will follow the print version.

[Monty91]

succeed.

Remember a while back when you were arguing that newspapers should report more proper news and avoid sensationalism?
Still think that was a viable suggestion?

100 jobs gone at the Guardian today as well

[Classic Jorge]

[Ashberto]

(eg: previews of matches from weeks ago) and their are usually zero comments on their articles. The Graun might not be making any money either but at least people read it. Even/Especially the people who disagree with it, it seems.

The death of print is all a bit sad, really. Sometimes the internet sucks. And if that means less real news too than this is a Bad Thing.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

If they can the Boy Owen, my days will involve significantly less laughter.

[Monty91]

on every conceivable subject.

I am sure you are better informed today than you were when print newspapers were flourishing :shrug:

The Indy will pour all its money now on the online platform.

[Ashberto]

You've confused me now.

[Classic Jorge]

[Monty91]

There are not enough consumers of the good stuff to make it commercially viable in the form of a printed newspaper, but there's enough to make it worth the while of (typically independent) news providers who are not (entirely) commercially motivated.

[Luis Anaconda]

"About a third of them"