PeteRasche wrote:WaveProf wrote:Roller wrote:Isn't that like purchasing a company whose sole product was tape cassettes in 2000?
Print journalism isn’t half as dead as corporate typeslike to pretend. The landscape isn’t pretty, but there’s no reason nola can’t support a 7 day a week papet
Old people ain't dead yet (insert obligatory Holy Grail reference), parakeet cages still need lining, and you gotta wrap fish in something...
A week or so ago, DJ on the radio mentioned it was the 30th anniversary of the release of Full Moon Fever, which got my attention and "must be getting old" thoughts going because that was either the very first, or certainly, one of the first DVD purchases I made. It also spoke to how in a span of a mere 30-35 years, a revolutionary medium came and went.
Newspapers are what 400-500 years old? Everything runs its course, except for wine, beer, death and taxes, I suppose. It was a good run. RIP.