Sunday Newspapers, Now With CDs
VirtualUK writes "The BBC news site has a story today about The Times news paper now distributing a CD along with the tree mass that comes with its Sunday edition. They cite that one of the main reasons is that Internet connection speeds have still yet to catch up on the whole in order to benefit from the rich multimedia content of the CD."
I used to get CDs with my paper all the time. Of course, they were from AOL...
You played Myst too?
Somebody should suggest they run an article on Linux, so they'd just have to stick knoppix on the CD and save on the multimediocre content creation.
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Also, somebody should suggest the same idea to Playboy Magazine. They don't even need to make it fancy, just a directory with huge jpegs and another with videos
"A door is what a dog is perpetually on the wrong side of" - Ogden Nash
Gonna be awkward trying to read the news while I'm on the throne.
Never underestimate the bandwidth of a paper-boy on a bicycle.
proof, n. A demonstration that a conclusion is implied by certain premises and axioms.
with the sunday edition AND a multimedia cd, nobody will be done reading the news paper before next week!
;)
That's no excuse! Any slashdot readers won't bother reading the articles anyway - they'd just hold the paper and cd, read the headlines, and then bitch about stuff around the water cooler anyhow...
Robots are everywhere, and they eat old people's medicine for fuel.
aren't plastics created from oil ?. At least trees can grow back.
Most experiments in producing wooden CDs have failed miserably, except for Madonna's latest album which was both wooden and sold heaps.
mogorific carpentry experiments
>The BBC news site has a story today about The Times news paper now distributing a CD along with the tree mass that comes with its Sunday edition.
Who cares about the Times on CD?
We want the Sun--page three(*) in particular!
*--for explanation see http://home.freeuk.com/webbuk/page3/about.htm