[Buckeye McFrog]

The Pittsburgh P-G begins it's slow fade to black, eliminating its print edition for a yet-undetermined 2 days per week. More to follow.

[I want the USA back]

Bye! we won’t miss you! You bastards went hard left, so damn the hell out of you, and may you burn in hell.

[Don Corleone]

The local, Tucson Red star, has shrunk to the size of a comic book and is just about as informative.

[Lurkinanloomin]

The Ministry of Propaganda is going out of business in slow motion.

[HamiltonJay]

PG has been on a slow death like all newspapers for a while...

its probably exacerbated by the fact that Richard Mellon Scaife owns the competing paper in the region and views it as a pet project and has been pumping money into it without care of how much it loses for decades now as well.

PG has no change to compete because the Tribune-Review doesn’t need to make money.

[jimmygrace]

When your paper is no different than the free city tabloid that you find in area restaurants, why pay?

[4yearlurker]

The new owners of the PPG are fairly right leaning. There was a bit of an uproar a few weeks ago about political cartoons that constantly bashed Trump. The PPG would not print them. The owners wanted something that went both ways. They eventually fired the cartoonist.

[Secret Agent Man]

The people with birds may be slightly worried.

[Secret Agent Man]

Was at my mechanic getting an oil chg and some other things and sat there with his dad, and scanned through the “comics”. I never get the paper.

I asked him “when did all of the comics stop being funny?”

None were funny.

[utax]

Love it! The lousy leftist Salt Lake Tribune recently had significant layoffs.

[Chode]

bias = layoffs... Dr. Raoul