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Unread 3 Sep 2003, 05:55   #19
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Originally posted by Dante Hicks
This isn't just a thought-experiment, some historical work has been done looking at 'The Daily Herald' newspaper in the UK which at one time was a worker's paper and (I believe) the most popular in Britain. The lack of advertisements is blamed as one of the key factors in it's decline and fall.
So the readers weren't particularly loyal or they couldn't support the price. I wouldn't see a problem at all if this happened to a speciaiist magazine. For current affairs, a well informed populace is nice and all, that's a reason we have the BBC. Maybe they should produce a newspaper.
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