That's sad about the Washington Post projected to lose ~$100M this year. When I used to live and work around its neighborhood, I appreciated the local news, including how many DC school buses were stalled how many hours in the latest 3" deep snowstorm. By contrast, when I moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico in 1987, I subscribed to the print version of the Wall Street Journal, along with the Albuquerque Journal, delivered mornings to my doorstep, and available in news stands through the city. Now I get the Washington Post online, but spend more time on the online Wall Street Journal. I unsubscribed a few months ago from the New York Times because it has become too careless with facts and less helpful for my career.
Nowadays, for quick reads of breaking news, I get The Bulwark, The Dispatch, and especially The Rebooting as you cover news central to my career. Thank you and keep it up! Yes, I'll subscribe when the time comes.
That's sad about the Washington Post projected to lose ~$100M this year. When I used to live and work around its neighborhood, I appreciated the local news, including how many DC school buses were stalled how many hours in the latest 3" deep snowstorm. By contrast, when I moved to Albuquerque, New Mexico in 1987, I subscribed to the print version of the Wall Street Journal, along with the Albuquerque Journal, delivered mornings to my doorstep, and available in news stands through the city. Now I get the Washington Post online, but spend more time on the online Wall Street Journal. I unsubscribed a few months ago from the New York Times because it has become too careless with facts and less helpful for my career.
Nowadays, for quick reads of breaking news, I get The Bulwark, The Dispatch, and especially The Rebooting as you cover news central to my career. Thank you and keep it up! Yes, I'll subscribe when the time comes.