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On 11/13/22 4:58 PM, Leroy N. Soetoro wrote:
https://www.latimes.com/business/story/2019-12-12/los-angeles-times- printing-plant-sold-atlas-capital-group
The sprawling downtown plant where the Los Angeles Times is printed has
been sold to a New York real estate developer that builds large-scale mixed-use complexes in Los Angeles and other cities.
Well, they say print is dead ... newsprint
doubly so. Bet that The LA Times transitions
to an online-only product very soon.
IMHO, print is superior for transmitting many kinds
of info - the fact density can be extremely high - plus
it's easy to flip back and forth and you can house-train
yer puppy with it :-)
But "online" is seen as more "green". Whether it REALLY
is - once you factor in the energy and hardware needed
to transmit and receive e-news - is debatable.
On various news sites, I always go straight to the
"Most Read" section and skip the drawn-out info-lean
videos unless it's something requiring video like
some action-event or drone footage of a disaster area.
Some great vids of Russian tanks being blasted lately ...
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