I agree with Greg on this one...Gannett is probably been one of the worst newspapers in the United State for turning its back on journalism, as defined by our US constitution, for the sake of profit. They've falsified subscriptions and readership for decades to justify astronomical ad prices. Customers caught on and the internet has been moving digitally for years.
It was sad to see the horse and buggy and pony express go bye bye, but we'll adapt and move on. Had the newspaper industry actually hung on to its journalistic mission of holding the government accountable, our country wouldn't be in such a mess today. We're all learning that our Fourth Estate or Fourth Branch of the government has been complicit in the destruction of Main Street.
Re: “Gannett's future – and us”
I agree with Greg on this one...Gannett is probably been one of the worst newspapers in the United State for turning its back on journalism, as defined by our US constitution, for the sake of profit. They've falsified subscriptions and readership for decades to justify astronomical ad prices. Customers caught on and the internet has been moving digitally for years.
It was sad to see the horse and buggy and pony express go bye bye, but we'll adapt and move on. Had the newspaper industry actually hung on to its journalistic mission of holding the government accountable, our country wouldn't be in such a mess today. We're all learning that our Fourth Estate or Fourth Branch of the government has been complicit in the destruction of Main Street.