Three Days A Week: Is This The New Way Of Newspapers?

The New Orleans Times-Picayune announced that it is ceasing daily publication this fall and will only publish print editions three days a week – Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. Is this the future of newspapers stuck in the middle of a rapidly changing digital environment, where their pure purpose may be just as a distribution vehicle for coupons and ads? Unfortunately, expect to see more newspapers make this critical adjustment to three days a week.

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