The Bloomington Pantagraph, a newspaper in Illinois, announced that it was cutting its Sunday stock listings in its business section. Additional pages will be added to the life section.
The paper said, “Why?
— People get their stock information from the Internet, which allows them to immediately stay on top of their investments.
— The weekly stock wrap-up in Sunday’s paper is two days old by the time you see it.
“If you’re used to checking your stocks in the paper, and have a computer, you can go to pantagraph.com and find your stocks.”
Read the announcement here. Scroll down to the bottom and you see a reader complaining about the “dumbing down of the paper.”
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