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	<title>Comments on: The New York Times and print pressures</title>
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		<title>By: bluepanther</title>
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		<description>As a digital NYT subscriber I don&#039;t need to see a print version of the paper every day.
HOWEVER, fashion spreads, arts coverage, design, the magazine, etc (and these sections are a competitive advantage for a paper like the Times) are more compelling and attractive in print versions so perhaps one approach would be to ditch the daily print version but keep the Sunday, or &quot;Weekend,&quot; edition in print also for all of us (and there are many!) who still lavish attention on beautiful graphics and text on paper.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>As a digital NYT subscriber I don&#8217;t need to see a print version of the paper every day.<br />
HOWEVER, fashion spreads, arts coverage, design, the magazine, etc (and these sections are a competitive advantage for a paper like the Times) are more compelling and attractive in print versions so perhaps one approach would be to ditch the daily print version but keep the Sunday, or &#8220;Weekend,&#8221; edition in print also for all of us (and there are many!) who still lavish attention on beautiful graphics and text on paper.</p>
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