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Hasn't that always been the case? Even before the internet, I remember seeing copies of the NYT or WSJ on newsstands everywhere. I believe you could subscribe a
by giarc 5y ago
Hasn't that always been the case? Even before the internet, I remember seeing copies of the NYT or WSJ on newsstands everywhere. I believe you could subscribe and it would get delivered to your door.
- athenot 5y agoI receive the NYT on my doorstep on weekends and my copies say "Printed in Georgia". The content does not vary, though.
- reaperducer 5y agoIt does vary, depending on your region. My observation is that not all regions get extra content. NYT papers in New Jersey used to have different content. I'm not sure if that's still the case. West coast editions printed in Los Angeles used to have an entire extra section. The last time I checked, that section is no longer there, but there are other subtle changes. Like the weather forecast in the upper right corner of the front page.
- athenot 5y agoAh yes the weather is specific to the South East. But I don't recall seeing ads for local businesses nor articles about local affairs.