Here's a comment below I received from a Think! reader (I don't post comments, only sometimes make a seperate posting of them, because so many of them cover the same ground). This one seems to catch the general vibe. NB Will that rolled up newspaper logo you can see below be changing any time soon? Paper thrown on floor, surrounded by fall leaves is it? Now there's a marketing thought....
While I was not a reader of the CSM, I must admit that I read most newspapers online myself. Sign of the times… Yet, I find it sad that the glory days of the printed newspaper are clearly history - some of the biggest dailies are struggling seriously. Soon we will carry our ‘Kindle’ to the coffeehouse. Not quite the same…
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