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I always thought the once a week Sunday paper format was a blessing in disguise. It forced writers to sum up the week in a way that anyone could pick up and und
by keiferski 6y ago
I always thought the once a week Sunday paper format was a blessing in disguise. It forced writers to sum up the week in a way that anyone could pick up and understand.
If you go to nytimes.com right now, there are a bunch of stories which are clearly in medias res. It feels like jumping into the 5th episode of a Netflix series.
- alisonkisk 6y agoPeople talk about "slow news". I'd like a weekly or monthly "current events" review more than news, except for major timely events like an election or natural disasters. What happened to "newsweek"?
- relaxing 6y ago> What happened to "newsweek"? The internet happened, and it became The Daily Beast, and then it became a zombie publication with nothing in common with the old print edition.