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Subject: News
Posted Mar 4, 2002 by
Mauritania
 
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I list of various news sources by the lighting bird himself Zapdos:

smiley BBC News 24 and other news channels (none worth mentioning)
smiley Newspapers
and my personal favourite PARTY POLITICAL BROADCASTS


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Subject: News
Posted Mar 19, 2003 by
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I'd like to see a tabloid size newspaper with broadsheet content, aimed at people like me, who want intelligent, interesting stories in a brief format. Why isn't there one?

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I'd like to see a tabloid size newspaper with broadsheet content, aimed at people like me, who want intelligent, interesting stories in a brief format. Why isn't there one?

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Subject: News
Posted Mar 31, 2003 by
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Because it has pictures of nude women on the front, how intellegent is that?

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Some of the former broadsheets are now tabloid in shape and size - The Times, and Independent spring to mind.

As for brevity - the problem is an 'intelligent' look at an issue will need to be more in depth and give more background than a knee-jerk rant. Tabloids often excel in taking an issue at first glance and 'telling it how it is' in the eyes of the fabled 'man in the street'. This can be done in a much shorter space than reporting on the background and approaching a story from different angles.

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