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Thinking about cancelling my Newsday subscription. Yesterday's cover story on LIRR ridership being down goes against recent articles they printed about ridership remaining the same.....blah blah blah
Seems like Newsday is just helping the MTA prepare us all for the proposed fare hike......
Their repeated articles on the housing market are slanted as well.
Is their no decent print news to be had on LI????
I read the Southampton Press and the NY Times only by choice
Newsday is good for the litter box as even I CAN FIND SPELLLING ERRORS in that paper.
Its sad really.
You mean the company that owns MSG, AMNY (crappy free rag), Cablevision and who knows what else is manipulating the public and possibly pushing an agenda? I would never read newsday, it is the print version of News12 which as we all know is sub par
My subscription is up in April & I'm done with them. I had been reading on this forum about opinions of biased writing. After reading yesterdays paper, I came to the same conclusion. They're painting an extremely rosy picture of Long Island's economy & it's pathetic. The paper hasn't been the same since they changed the format years ago (remember the good old days of Part II?). Now that cablevision has gotten a hold of it, it's nothing but fluff.
Thinking about cancelling my Newsday subscription. Yesterday's cover story on LIRR ridership being down goes against recent articles they printed about ridership remaining the same.....blah blah blah
Seems like Newsday is just helping the MTA prepare us all for the proposed fare hike......
Their repeated articles on the housing market are slanted as well.
Is their no decent print news to be had on LI????
Newsday is good for the litter box as even I CAN FIND SPELLLING ERRORS in that paper.
Its sad really.
I use my Newsday for the bottom of the bird cages, though I've read that you can make a clumping litter from old shredded paper. I have a good deal, I pay for Sunday and get Sunday through Friday. It was a promo deal a long time ago and works out well. Birds get fresh papers every day but Saturday! Other than that, I read the comics and my mom likes the crossword puzzle and Jumble. The rest of the paper is only worthy of bird turds.
It's unfortunate that Newsday is the only major local paper...NY Times is good but it does not cover Long Island in-depth enough. Some competition would be good but we all know that is never going to happen, especially with all the other papers going out of business across the country.
I do have to say that the Newsday website is the WORST website ever. All of the ads all over the place just slow it down to a crawl; you basically need a brand new high end computer to be able to load the pages with any sort of decent response time. It's almost as if they make the site so bad that it forces you to buy the paper because you can't deal with it anymore.
And now, you can't even access News-12 online unless you are a Cablevision subscriber. I think it would be really interesting if Verizon had their own Long Island news channel; I am sure that would attract more people to the service.
One online paper I read is the Times Beacon Record - they have a few editions for various north shore towns in Suffolk. There is sometimes interesting stuff written there. http://www.northshoreoflongisland.com
This is the discussion we are having right now. We are moving into a new home and trying to decide which newspaper we want to get. There's almost zero chance that it will be Newsday. It will most likely be the NY Times or Wall Street Journal.
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