To paraphrase Mark Twain, the report of the newspaper's death is an exaggeration. Newspapers tend to quote naysayers while neglecting ample arguments for their own position citing it as too self-serving. Our editorial over the weekend takes a more positive outlook for the newspaper as a viable product - if it remains true to the communities it serves.
And then there's digital news founder Michael Bloomberg, who reads eight print newspapers a day because “I always thought the broadsheet presentation has real value.”