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Should I subscribe to my local paper or a national one?

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Which would you choose: the Ann Arbor News for $2.00 a week for a year, or the New York times for $2.90 a week for 8 weeks?
 
Damn that's expensive. Over here, we threaten to cancel our LA Times ($60ish year) because "it's too expensive"and they cut us a deal at $28 a year.
 
Originally posted by: jumpr
Which would you choose: the Ann Arbor news for $2.00 a week for a year, or the New York times for $2.90 a week for 8 weeks?
How much do you care about local news?

As I live in Central Texas, I couldn't care less so I'd be a NY Times guy...
 
For me it's local, but then again I live in Sacramento. It's probably around there. We got SF Chronicle for a while and that was slightly more expensive but I didn't like it.
 
luckily my local newspaper (contra costa times) is actually pretty damn good. I had a free subscription to the SF Chronicle and didn't like it too much. Or I just wasn't used to the different formats
 
New York Times will worth the money. you do pay for the quality of the paper.

right now, I have to subscribe WSJ for my class. that's $34ish after taxes for 15 weeks.
 
Originally posted by: PoPPeR
luckily my local newspaper (contra costa times) is actually pretty damn good. I had a free subscription to the SF Chronicle and didn't like it too much. Or I just wasn't used to the different formats

Yeah I didn't like it compared to our local paper either.
 
Originally posted by: aircooled
I have given up on physical papers.
Yeah, that's the thing...I don't know if I'd ever get around to reading it. I'm a news junkie, but I already subscribe to a couple weekly and monthly newsmagazines (The Week and The Atlantic, in addition to Forbes and Wired), and I don't know if I'd have time to read the paper too.
 
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