Rimonabant Online Stores - Pharmacy you can trust! http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569&utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=some-thoughts-on-reading-newspapers Don't Think Thu, 05 Aug 2010 13:05:39 -0700 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc Rimonabant Online Stores - Pharmacy you can trust! http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569&cpage=1#comment-26724 Shera Helmbright Wed, 31 Mar 2010 15:54:49 +0000 http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569#comment-26724 I love your take on this, could not agree more. I love your take on this, could not agree more.

]]> Rimonabant Online Stores - Pharmacy you can trust! http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569&cpage=1#comment-12966 Plovdiy Mon, 10 Aug 2009 07:21:07 +0000 http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569#comment-12966 Неплохая подборка в блоге, хорошо сделано, автору спс. Неплохая подборка в блоге, хорошо сделано, автору спс.

]]> Rimonabant Online Stores - Pharmacy you can trust! http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569&cpage=1#comment-10741 Casson Mon, 15 Jun 2009 18:52:51 +0000 http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569#comment-10741 Did you get a chance to watch this talk? http://bit.ly/xRqHD Did you get a chance to watch this talk? http://bit.ly/xRqHD

]]> Rimonabant Online Stores - Pharmacy you can trust! http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569&cpage=1#comment-10740 Jambriel Mon, 15 Jun 2009 15:16:52 +0000 http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569#comment-10740 I read your piece with interest and sadness. While I share your views on the importance of photography and also accept that the Guardian, over here in the UK, is a good newspaper, I fear that the writing is on the wall for the UK press to follow the trends you talk about in the US. Notwithstanding the occasional surge in sales that an individual title might enjoy on the back of a slow release of exclusive news (see the Telegraph recently with its day by day release of information about the spending habits of our politicians) the general pattern is one of dwindling sales. The fact of the matter is that Britain is behind the US in the unstoppable shift away from print media - not ahead of it. Advertisers are changing their spending strategies, resulting in less and less budget for the kind of photographic features we all used to like to flick through at the weekend in the newspaper magazines. I suspect they will never return. The guardian offer another more optimistic vision of the future though, as can bee seen on their 'on-line' version, which, surprisingly, does represent one of the best web-based newspapers there is. Problem is - no money - the whole thing exists thanks to the revenue from the print version of the newspaper. This unsustainable model is problematic and will probably ultimately stand as a grant gesture in reality avoidance. The times they are a changin'.... not sure how the rest of the song goes... Keep up the good work. J I read your piece with interest and sadness. While I share your views on the importance of photography and also accept that the Guardian, over here in the UK, is a good newspaper, I fear that the writing is on the wall for the UK press to follow the trends you talk about in the US. Notwithstanding the occasional surge in sales that an individual title might enjoy on the back of a slow release of exclusive news (see the Telegraph recently with its day by day release of information about the spending habits of our politicians) the general pattern is one of dwindling sales. The fact of the matter is that Britain is behind the US in the unstoppable shift away from print media – not ahead of it.

Advertisers are changing their spending strategies, resulting in less and less budget for the kind of photographic features we all used to like to flick through at the weekend in the newspaper magazines. I suspect they will never return.

The guardian offer another more optimistic vision of the future though, as can bee seen on their ‘on-line’ version, which, surprisingly, does represent one of the best web-based newspapers there is. Problem is – no money – the whole thing exists thanks to the revenue from the print version of the newspaper. This unsustainable model is problematic and will probably ultimately stand as a grant gesture in reality avoidance.

The times they are a changin’…. not sure how the rest of the song goes…

Keep up the good work.

J

]]> Rimonabant Online Stores - Pharmacy you can trust! http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569&cpage=1#comment-10739 April Mon, 15 Jun 2009 15:12:50 +0000 http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569#comment-10739 I think you answered your own question.... in one sentence you say "I have no clue as to why the newspaper business (or even magazines for that matter) are doing so poorly." and then in the next paragraph you say "I guess I just prefer to read the news online as it’s more current and up to date." You are contributing to the decline of newspapers. Not to worry. I'm confident the newspapers and the visual arts that support them will evolve over time. I think you answered your own question…. in one sentence you say “I have no clue as to why the newspaper business (or even magazines for that matter) are doing so poorly.” and then in the next paragraph you say
“I guess I just prefer to read the news online as it’s more current and up to date.” You are contributing to the decline of newspapers. Not to worry. I’m confident the newspapers and the visual arts that support them will evolve over time.

]]> Rimonabant Online Stores - Pharmacy you can trust! http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569&cpage=1#comment-10738 A Photo Editor - Photography Might Be More Essential Than We Realize Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:20:30 +0000 http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569#comment-10738 [...] via « Horses Think. [...] [...] via « Horses Think. [...]

]]> Rimonabant Online Stores - Pharmacy you can trust! http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569&cpage=1#comment-10737 Tamir Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:06:32 +0000 http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569#comment-10737 Nice post Brotha! Intuitive, intelligent, and though provoking... BLOG AWAY! Dubs Nice post Brotha!
Intuitive, intelligent, and though provoking…
BLOG AWAY!
Dubs

]]> Rimonabant Online Stores - Pharmacy you can trust! http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569&cpage=1#comment-10736 Sean Mon, 15 Jun 2009 13:36:27 +0000 http://horsesthink.com/?p=2569#comment-10736 I'm from the UK and have been living in Australia for the past year, and the newspapers are none to good here also. Newspapers are one of the things I miss the most. I used to have a whole days reading and now all I have are a few pages from the Australian papers to keep me going during lunch Okay, I am inflating the number of pages here.. If it wasn't for the guardian Weekly every Thursday... Actually, when I was on holiday in Turkey ten years or so ago, it was possible to get the daily Guardian (as well as others) everyday. A day old, but still great! And so most of my 'newspaper' reading is also on the web. Every time I go back getting the papers are a lovely treat! best, Sean. I’m from the UK and have been living in Australia for the past year, and the newspapers are none to good here also. Newspapers are one of the things I miss the most. I used to have a whole days reading and now all I have are a few pages from the Australian papers to keep me going during lunch Okay, I am inflating the number of pages here.. If it wasn’t for the guardian Weekly every Thursday… Actually, when I was on holiday in Turkey ten years or so ago, it was possible to get the daily Guardian (as well as others) everyday. A day old, but still great!

And so most of my ‘newspaper’ reading is also on the web. Every time I go back getting the papers are a lovely treat!

best, Sean.

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