Are you willing to pay to view the Daily Times On Line?
DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
Hell No !!!!!
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ReplyDeleteNot with sby news so sharp
Thanks, Joe
NFW
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely NOT! I can come here for FREE.
ReplyDeletenot a chance..
ReplyDeleteNo - the only paid subscribers will be those desperate to get a job or the classified rentals
ReplyDeleteIf the ever came up with NEWS - rather than fluff - and tripled the accuracy and eliminated the bias, maybe.
ReplyDeleteNo not paying for liberal propaganda.
ReplyDeleteNope.
ReplyDeleteStill an incompetent and questionable rag.
Mainly only use online for Obits which I hope you could pick up
ReplyDeleteDoes the Daily Times realize that what they have on line was already on the news the night before. So why would I pay.
ReplyDeleteI agree with 11:31 AM, but until then, absolutely not.
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ReplyDeleteThey will survive do to the law requiring certain legal procedings be advertized in a local weekly newspaper.This cost will support them until!
ReplyDeleteNo, in fact I am allowing my daily subscription to lapse.
ReplyDeleteI won't pay just to read their slant on a story, no way.
ReplyDeleteWhen they become right of center, do more than cut and paste from the AP, hire real reporters and writers like Brice Stump to cover local stories, and when their collective noses get pulled out of the present mayor's a$$, then I will begin to consider the possibility. I'll need a free trial version first...
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ReplyDeletePlease list obits and I wont have go go there for anything. Maybe you could take classifieds and a looking for a job section???
ReplyDeleteWe would not need the daily rag for anything.
no
ReplyDeleteNO!!!
ReplyDeleteNo way I just go there to see the obituaries maybe I will try legacy.com and they will give them to me if not I just will not know until my phone rings that someone I know has passed.
ReplyDeleteShort answer = NO
ReplyDeleteLonger answer is that they may claim a certain level of subscribers due to 'bundling' a dead tree copy with internet access. Overall clicks by fresh, unique eyes has got to drop like a rock once they lower their barricade...and savvy advertisers won't be pleased to be paying as much, or more for fewer viewers.
Most of what they print is 'Olds' rather than 'News'; the website is equally devoid of news, and to add insult, they link to stories that are days or weeks old. Pretty sure they still have a link to FDR's funeral active!
Too bad.
Absolutely no.
ReplyDeleteHell no!!!
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