Newspaper is the traditional birdcage liner but traditional newspapers [and it is both expensive and difficult to teach a budgie to defecate on a lap top or a tablet] are dropping like flies.
Following such esteemed rags as The Seattle Post-Intelligencer and The New Orleans Times-Picayune to the world beyond print in short fashion will be two world class Brit papers, The Guardian and The Observer.
The Telegraph, an online edition out of Merry Ole, but with Canadian ads, tells all that the two broadsheets are bleeding about 44 million pounds sterling a year and "the publisher of the Guardian and Observer newspapers is close to axing the print editions of the newspapers, despite the hopes of its editor-in-chief Alan Rusbridger to keep them running for several years."
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