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Tom has a revelation that maybe some of the old newsy ways are best. He generalizes fromt hat question to others as well.

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Michael Honey-Arcement

I have seen a problem with my local paper Iowa City Press-Citizen where they have an article on the front page of the print version and buried or not at all on the website.

Mike Cortez

The USA Today has had an E-Edition of their newspaper for years. When my print edition isn't delivered I always go to that version and avoid their disjointed and over-designed website. As someone who grew up in a household that received two daily print newspapers, I feel that I am more "news savvy" than many of my peers who get all of their news from aggregator websites. They will often be frustrated or angry about something they read but when I ask them who wrote the story or what is the background of the source, they have no idea. I despise the scrolling news websites for the reasons Tom brings up plus the fact that a story from Hello Giggles being listed next to a story from the Washington Post gives the impression that all news sources are equal.