I rather enjoy a good newspaper. Perhaps I just have more years than the customers who decide a products' fate -- I grew up with an Apple II instead of an Appl

I rather enjoy a good newspaper. Perhaps I just have more years than the customers who decide a products' fate -- I grew up with an Apple II instead of an Apple iPod -- but there's something about spending an hour quietly reading a physical newspaper that I just don't get out of websites. I'm not really even sure how to describe it. Good material on the printed page just holds a certain intrigue and mystique. Regrettably, our local newspaper is dwindling. Less of this, less of that, and even though it's printed on paper, a tiny helping of suboptimally-written material makes it a shell of what it once was.