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Newsweek May Stop Weekly Circulation
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| 1/17/09
| Newsmax
Posted on 01/17/2009 6:24:05 PM PST by melt
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Look for "Newsmonth" at your local newstand.
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:24:05 PM PST
by
melt
To: melt
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:24:49 PM PST
by
Dallas59
(Not My President)
To: melt
“We’re not in the business of telling people the news,” Richard Stengel
NO CHIT!
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:25:31 PM PST
by
Edizzl79
(you want my guns..come and get em...I dare ya....)
To: melt
Perhaps the Bambi pictures on the front cover of all the mags these days just isn’t working for them....
To: melt
Nice to see it declining in popularity. My heart is warmed.
To: melt
... executives at Newsweek say the retooled magazine will focus on being a "thought leader" that focuses on telling readers how to think about news If memory serves the dopes at Newsweak have been trying to do exactly this for decades.
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:27:37 PM PST
by
freespirited
(Help save humanity. Find a cure for the RINOvirus.)
To: melt
Newsweak will concentrate on an "elite audience" to please advertisers
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:29:07 PM PST
by
Cicero
(Marcus Tullius)
To: anniegetyourgun
Or maybe if they featured various covers of Obama (serious Obama, Santa Obama, halo Obama, tired Obama, rainbow Obama) every week for the next six months, their circulation would go up?
Oh, I forgot, they already tried that strategy.
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:29:30 PM PST
by
Marie2
(Hunkered down until something better comes along)
To: Recovering_Democrat
Mine too.More I could not wish them .
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:29:52 PM PST
by
Jan Hus
(ust)
To: anniegetyourgun
LOL! The covers with Obi have probably creeped people out who have half a brain. It looks like big brother.
Die NewsWeak. Save a million trees and reduce the global carbon footprint. LOL! Save a forest and die.
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:29:58 PM PST
by
Frantzie
To: melt
This is just horrible, just horrible.
ROFLMAO
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:30:21 PM PST
by
MaxMax
(I'll welcome death when God calls me. Until then, the fight is on)
To: melt
“..the retooled magazine will focus on being a “thought leader.” LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.
That is the funniest thing I’ve heard all day.
To: melt
Newsweek spends more money sending subscription advertisements through the mail than they do on producing a decent publication.
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:31:23 PM PST
by
dianed
To: melt
“We’re not in the business of telling people the news.”
This applies to all the msm really.
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:31:56 PM PST
by
Jeb21
(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eaE98w1KZ-c)
To: Frantzie
I swear, it creeps me out to walk past a magazine stand these past few months. It’s a world in total worship of their savior.
To: melt
"....telling readers how to think about news..."
Brilliant, simply brilliant!
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:34:12 PM PST
by
Paladin2
(No, pundits strongly believe that the proper solution is more dilution.)
Comment #17 Removed by Moderator
To: melt
All they need to do to succeed is get back to reporting news and reflecting public opinion and quit trying to shape it.
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:34:19 PM PST
by
Keith in Iowa
(ESPN MNF: 3 Putzes talking about football on TV while I'm trying to watch a game.)
To: melt; abb; All
OH LORDY this too funny LOL!
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:35:49 PM PST
by
SevenofNine
("We are Freepers, all your media belong to us, resistence is futile")
To: Keith in Iowa
For all of its problems with bias, Newsweek actually used to be pretty good in their reporting. Now the articles are shorter and dumbed down.
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posted on
01/17/2009 6:36:32 PM PST
by
TFine80
(The 1994 Revolution Petered Out.... So Let's Try Again and Do It Right!)
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