[oh8eleven]

They just don’t get it.

[Shady]

Awww.

[UglyinLA]

What.. I thought 0.6% was a plunge. Oh wait, thats only when its the economy.

[TexasCajun]

This post reminded me to call Houston's only daily, The Houston Comical and complain about their trash being thrown in my yard once a week.

I canceled my subscription about 7 years ago for being so blatantly biased.

But once a week they throw an advertisement package to everyone it seems.

So, I called and complained that I didn't want anything to do with the Chronicle or its advertisers and to stop littering my yard.

[jjw]

"Even with the near-term challenges posed to print media by a more fragmented information environment and the economic headwinds facing all advertising media, newspapers publishers are continuing to drive strong revenue growth from their increasingly robust Web platforms," John Sturm, president and CEO of the NAA, said in a statement.

i say bs

[Joe Boucher]

Ok,
So newspapers trash my religion, Christianity,
my Country, U.S.A
my military
my s.u.v
my guns
my habits
newspapers try to push liberal social b.s. like the homosexual agenda and hate for my country, my way of life (capitalism), and then these social liberal anti American turds want me to buy their product?
I can’t believe we don’t stone these pieces of dung.

[snarks_when_bored]

Newspapers Reveals Biggest Ad Revenue Plunge in More Than 50 Years (dinosaur media deathwatch)

Your modified headline contains a subject-verb disagreement. That's -10 points.

[IrishCatholic]

I think to save themselves they need to move further to the left politically. They just aren’t liberal enough for mainstream America. If they all agree to do this I think they will see an astounding change in their ad revenues.
We can only hope.

[Space Moose]

The clock on the wall says 3 o'clock
Last call... for alcohol.

[KeyLargo]

[hgro]

Those print moguls just don’t realize that always being on the left tilts them into the sewer.

[Ogie Oglethorpe]

The really funny part is the little promo graph at the end of the story:

E&P Editor Greg Mitchell's new book is "So Wrong for So Long: How the Press, the Pundits -- and the President -- Failed on Iraq" (Union Square Press). It includes a foreword by famed war reporter Joe Galloway and a preface by Bruce Springsteen and has been hailed by vets leader Paul Rieckhoff.

This follows an article decrying the huge revenue loss in print media - they still absolutely refuse to get it.

What delicious irony...

[DesScorp]

How long until calls for government subsidies?