How Long Before They're All Gone - Rocky Mountain News Prints Final Edition

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Rocky Mountain News Stops the PressesOne of the Nation's Top Newspapers Prints Last Edition
By CATHERINE TSAI, AP
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Text SizeAAADENVER (Feb. 27) - The newspaper crisis roiling the United States has claimed its biggest victim so far: The Rocky Mountain News, Colorado's oldest newspaper and a Denver fixture since 1859, published its last edition Friday

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For newspapers, this recession is extremely bad as advertising revenues are way down. But it seems to me that newspapers were already going the way of the horse and buggy, and the recession will only quicken their demise.

 

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This is sad news indeed. I love reading the newspaper, I always have since I was a little girl. My dad got the morning and evening edition of our towns newspaper, and I would always read them after he got done with them.

My 13 yo daughter wants to major in journalism. She asked me if their would be any newspapers left by the time she graduates college.

 

[elvis]

SF Chronicle is on the verge of collapse, too.

 

[Modbert]

Internet killed the Newspaper Star.

The future will hold a place where news websites will charge a certain amount for you to access their websites in order to see the news.

Ironically, very much like porn sites who have already mastered the art of that.