PrintJanuary 7, 2006
More doom for the dailies
Michael Kinsley, writing in the Washington Post, sees the handwriting on the wall for the daily newspaper industry, a theme we have covered many times. He focuses on the complexity, cost, and delay of the distribution system. Being a leftist himself, does not include bias as among the reasons for the decline.
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