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Internet Kills LA Times National Edition
Doc Ruby writes "The LA Times announced that it is folding its national edition on 12/31/04. The Times spokesperson said the paper's mission has been to reach 'key Washington, D.C., and New York audiences,' and that 'other electronic ways of reaching those audiences became more plentiful.' The folding edition will be replaced by "remote printing" by NewspaperDirect, and their email highlights, Top of the Times. Is this the way all our newspapers will be going?"
Egon told us 20 years ago that print was dead.
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In other news:
Internet Kills local user's Windows XP Home
where on earth will I get my porn?
every day http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Random
Slashdot reported today it will start a print edition.
you cannot beat a real newspaper simply because you read it on the fly.
True. Then again, sometimes it's hard to read a real news paper because you've beaten it on a fly. Still very handy to have though.
The real Ralph Yarro posts as Anonymous Coward. Anyone else is an impostor.
Well the Internet did kill the video star...
It was only natural, video had been asking for it ever since it killed the radio star.
[I can picture a world without war, without hate. I can picture us attacking that world, because they'd never expect it]
Before he does anything drastic like returning it, it might just be a simple error like not having enough peanut butter on his CD's.
Get your windows CD and cover the shiny side ( don't make the mistake of putting the butter on the label side, we'd laugh at you then ) in a nice even layer about 5mm thick and place it in the drive and restart your computer.
Aftr this simple step, viruses will not bother you again.
I can't find it on the web to verify it, but I believe it was newspaper icon H. L. Mencken, some seventy years ago, who said, "I asked the bellhop to bring me a newspaper. The poor fellow must have been deaf, as he brought me a copy of the Los Angeles Times."
Someone you trust is one of us.