I've just finished reading the New York Times on my brand new Kindle, the one Marissa bought me for Christmas. I got the free trial and I've made a note on my iPhone to cancel on the 13th day, otherwise, I'll be automatically billed on my credit card. I love the New York Times but I can't afford it at nearly $30 a month, so I'll read it on my laptop for free after the trial. I will continue to read newspapers online as long as they don't cost me anything. I just won't pay for them online. It seems wrong. I still prefer the print edition, still love the smell of the newsprint page, still love the photos and the little gems I find between the big stories. Dog gnaws feet off blogger, who then blogs about it. The dog, not the blogger. Man spurned by wife, mows neighbor's lawn. You never see this stuff online. But I have to admit, this old fossil might be converted. Kindling will mean an end to Citizens and Globes which stack up in the rec...
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