No More Newspapers in SC
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Are they killing the complimentary papers on the shuttle routes too?
I often snag a free WSJ and/or NYT or FT out of that pile at DCA, even if I'm not on the shuttle
I often snag a free WSJ and/or NYT or FT out of that pile at DCA, even if I'm not on the shuttle
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Would be unfortunate if true. If fewer people read real newspapers and it's just a matter of $$ they could cut back the supply rather than eliminate them entirely.
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Still listed as a SC amenity on delta.com:
"Flip through The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today or Financial Times, and various popular magazines or tune into the day's news or the big game with satellite TV at the Club."
"Flip through The Wall Street Journal, New York Times, USA Today or Financial Times, and various popular magazines or tune into the day's news or the big game with satellite TV at the Club."
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I read through lots of newspapers on the airplane, that I often get at SC. I stop sometimes just to grab them. This last flight from SLC-IAH, I read 5 whole newspapers (USA Today, WSJ, FT, LA Times, SL paper). I'd be bummed if this is true.
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#29
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No newspapers in SEA SC today
currently sitting in the SkyClub here at Seatac and there are indeed no papers to be found anywhere.
I wonder if DL has gotten any feedback about this yet. Whats the consensus on the best way to get their attention? Email / call / tweet....?
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Even though I only read online newspapers (pay for 2 different ones) I think this is a serious miscalculation.
It's also been noted on FT that the magazine selection has in recent times become pretty awful (would you like a magazine about golf, or one about golf, or one with random pictures of large homes in Montana? Or how about one about golf?)
I do think that print newspapers are going to eventually become obsolete (though I don't think we are there yet). But I do think that print magazines with content that's not as time sensitive still has a market, and I really hope they would at least focus on this.
It's also been noted on FT that the magazine selection has in recent times become pretty awful (would you like a magazine about golf, or one about golf, or one with random pictures of large homes in Montana? Or how about one about golf?)
I do think that print newspapers are going to eventually become obsolete (though I don't think we are there yet). But I do think that print magazines with content that's not as time sensitive still has a market, and I really hope they would at least focus on this.