Print Media On Decline: Visualizing The Top 25 US Newspapers By Daily Circulation

Nation and State ^ | 08/07/2022 | Tyler Durden

[xp38]

but we are increasingly insulated from opposing views (bad)

More like a one way street from what I see. I'd say none of us here on FR are insulated from leftist views but certainly the other side is. Who is being censored online these days?

[Eric in the Ozarks]

I take the daily WSJ but some weeks, WSJ doesn't show up in my mailbox...

[Iron Munro]

For the most part solid unbiased investigative journalism has gone the way of the dinosaur and do-do bird.

The leftist rags that still exist print government and corporate handouts as if they were real news.

[SpokeshaveReturns]

And Epoch Times......?

[who knows what evil?]

Every time a body bag is carried from a nursing home, a newspaper loses another subscriber.

[Cincinnatus.45-70]

The gloom the author foresees due to “news silos” is way overstated. In the military I was stationed in a Scandinavian country. They had 3 or 4 newspapers. Each one corresponded to a political party and filtered everything through that party’s viewpoint. I think it is still pretty much that way in a lot of European countries today.

[SeekAndFind]

RE: And Epoch Times......?

What about it?

[Sans-Culotte]

Too bad newspapers are woke and they are all leftist. If they would appeal to the average American and try to appeal to both sides of the political debate then maybe they deserve to survive. But every graduate in journalism is a Leftist so what’s the point?

Here in Houston, we used to have two newspapers - the Chronicle and the Post. I used to subscribe to the Chronicle, which was the more conservative-leaning paper. Then, the papers merged and the result was a Houston Chronicle that had morphed into the Post. Haven't read a newspaper in years. I used to occasionally buy a Sunday paper to use as starter fuel for my charcoal chimney. Once I discovered ROYAL OAK TUMBLEWEEDS charcoal starters, I haven't even looked at a "news"paper.