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In this case would you rather they allocate budget to a print edition, or use that same allocation for writers? The OP was about cutting the print edition, and
by hayksaakian 13y ago
In this case would you rather they allocate budget to a print edition, or use that same allocation for writers?
The OP was about cutting the print edition, and I'm hard pressed to believe there were any articles exclusive to the print edition.
As some might say, nothing of value was lost.
- danso 13y agoThe latter, of course. My point was that if The Onion is at all like any organization, particularly in print media, then its cutting of the print editions is less a forward-thinking move than a "Shit, well, gotta do what we can to survive"...It's not that cutting to survive is bad, I'm just saying that it's a situation in which what actually survives the cutting still has a major fight to survive ahead of it, and will likely not equal what it was in better days.