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WSJ Subscriptions as an indicator?

Started by ShortRegrets
over 17 years ago
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Member since: Jan 2009
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I am renting in FiDi. I used to leave for work and all of my neighbors' door mats would have a WSJ on them. These days when I leave I no longer see the papers. Either the neighbors cut WSJ subscription or they have moved out. I bet many others have observed same change.
Response by nyc10022
over 17 years ago
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Member since: Aug 2008

WSJ subscriptions are actually up these days, believe it or now. One of the few papers bucking the publishing trend.

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Response by nyc10028
over 17 years ago
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a lot of people just read it online.. no point in reading yesterday's news in print when you can see it live online

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Response by tdadlani
over 17 years ago
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Member since: Apr 2008

Newspapers are an obsolete part of our culture. Its Yesterdays news. TV, Internet, Mobile news is current news. Twitter delivers more current news.

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Response by daytonflyer
over 17 years ago
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Member since: Jul 2008

you don't think the murdoch/conservative bias among nyc readers has anything to do with it?

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Response by ShortRegrets
over 17 years ago
Posts: 36
Member since: Jan 2009

Re: "Newspapers are an obsolete part of our culture."

By same measure WSJ -- any article in there -- is yesterday's news.

WSJ paper is a must have -- it is attribute, same as tie. One reads it in subway, in elevator, one makes sure your boss sees it :)

So, IMO even $52 -- or what was it -- is getting too expensive for show off purpose.

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Response by JuiceMan
over 17 years ago
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"a lot of people just read it online.. no point in reading yesterday's news in print when you can see it live online"

You are right. If I wanted to read yesterdays news I would just read posts from nyc10022.

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Response by nyc10022
over 17 years ago
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Yes, better you stick with what you know...

you know, that, like Manhattan RE will go up forever, and there is no mortgage crisis.

Hell, I think the Yankees just won the world series, too.

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Response by clobberghastic
over 17 years ago
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Member since: Feb 2009

WSJ online just doesn't give the same insight as the interesting stories in the paper.

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