Daily Question 02/24/16

coolcat · Feb 24, 2016

Question of today.

Last week I ask about how the Internet and the gadgets and many other stuffs have been change your life....

Did you still receiving your Newspaper in paper? or do you have a electronic suscription and read the news in your favourite gadget?

coolcat · Feb 24, 2016

about me, still buying the paper in order the paper is useful to me for clean cristals & clean sometimes poo the cat...

(But only weekends I buy the newspaper, during the week I read the news by internet...

:lol3:

Kat0121 · Feb 24, 2016

I don't get a newspaper delivered. I used to check out our local newspaper online but now it's a pay site so no more. I get all my news online. Usually on the laptop.

di and bob · Feb 24, 2016

We still get the paper, I like to be able to pick it up whenever I want and read articles. I love my Kindle but it's not the same to read a newspaper online, it just feels different.

betsygee · Feb 24, 2016

Kat0121 said:
I don't get a newspaper delivered. I used to check out our local newspaper online but now it's a pay site so no more. I get all my news online. Usually on the laptop.

We had the newspaper delivered for years but it's got smaller and smaller over the years and more and more expensive, even online. I pick up the weekly free papers from our area to find out local happenings and watch local news on TV.

sivyaleah · Feb 24, 2016

I don't read newspapers anymore. I get all the news I need from online or from watching TV when I get home.

Caveat: I look at the NY Times because we get it at the office. But I never actually sit and read it. It's more for browsing the recipe section

Winchester · Feb 24, 2016

We don't get a newspaper delivered anymore, but I do read it in print every day at work.

Rick reads the newspaper via his iPad. (We're starting to read a lot of magazines through our iPads now, too. Sports Illustrated, Consumer Reports, etc. Rick got Sports Illustrated online free with his paid print subscription and we switched over to Consumer Reports online instead of print.)

larussa · Feb 24, 2016

I get my news from Yahoo and TV.

margd · Feb 24, 2016

I get my news primarily on-line, rarely on TV. I've had electronic subscriptions to the NYT in the past but found I was able to get enough news through free sites and the free articles per month.

Kat0121 · Feb 24, 2016

Who needs "real" news when you have TMZ and Radar Online anyway?

The important stuff.

margd · Feb 24, 2016

Kat0121 said:
Who needs "real" news when you have TMZ and Radar Online anyway?

The important stuff.

Ah, yes, TMZ! I used to watch it religiously just because the whole crew was so funny. Couldn't care less about the celebrities though.

micknsnicks2mom · Feb 24, 2016

i still have the local newspaper delivered daily, but only until towards the end of march. i cancelled it because my trash removal service price increased from $33.21/year to $253.68/year. cancelling the newspaper offset the better part of that price increase. i didn't read the newspaper often, used it for the wood stove.

i prefer to get my news online, scan the headlines and take a closer look if something strikes my interest.

Kat0121 · Feb 24, 2016

mickNsnicks2mom said:
i still have the local newspaper delivered daily, but only until towards the end of march. i cancelled it because my trash removal service price increased from $33.21/year to $253.68/year. cancelling the newspaper offset the better part of that price increase. i didn't read the newspaper often, used it for the wood stove.

i prefer to get my news online, scan the headlines and take a closer look if something strikes my interest.

If you're looking for newspapers for the wood stove, you should join rewardsurvey.com

I've been with them for a few years now. They send you quick, random surveys and the surveys "pay" you usually 20 to 30 dollars in credits that you can use for free magazine and newspaper subscriptions. They have the Wall Street Journal. I used to get it to use to light my barbecue and give to a friend to line her birdcage!

It's a daily paper so it would add up. They have paper and digital magazine subscriptions. They range in price (credits) from $20 up to $75 for the more popular ones like US Weekly and the WSJ.

They also have e- books but kind of obscure ones (at least to me).

angels mommy · Feb 24, 2016

Nope, never have. I just watch the news occasionally. I don't even like to watch it that much, Too much negative stuff! .....& sad stuff I am just too sensitive to hear on a regular basis. Any other stuff is just boring to me.

I probably get most from watching the Today show in the mornings, while I get ready for work, & some local news,sometimes in the evening. I wouldn't have time to read all of that anyway.

micknsnicks2mom · Feb 24, 2016

Kat0121 said:
If you're looking for newspapers for the wood stove, you should join rewardsurvey.com

I've been with them for a few years now. They send you quick, random surveys and the surveys "pay" you usually 20 to 30 dollars in credits that you can use for free magazine and newspaper subscriptions. They have the Wall Street Journal. I used to get it to use to light my barbecue and give to a friend to line her birdcage!

It's a daily paper so it would add up. They have paper and digital magazine subscriptions. They range in price (credits) from $20 up to $75 for the more popular ones like US Weekly and the WSJ.

They also have e- books but kind of obscure ones (at least to me).

thank you! i'll work towards the WSJ.

kitty kisser · Feb 24, 2016

I look at our local paper online. You can browse 3 articles for free daily. I watch the news in the mornings had local channels Added to my satellite service.

Mamanyt1953 · Feb 24, 2016

My little town is so small that we only have a weekly paper. My neighbor gets it and passes it on to me. I also get local news via yahoo.

laura h · Feb 25, 2016

online for me. TV when it's important

rubysmama · Feb 25, 2016

Mostly online. And the free daily newspaper, when I'm out and see one. Occasionally tv news.

donutte · Feb 25, 2016

We used to get the Chicago Tribune daily. Then we were down to three times a week shortly after we moved. Had that for ages. Then just the Sunday paper for a couple years, then sometime early last year canceled it all together. I do like to get the papers with the colorful Black Friday ads though in November. They make GREAT wrapping paper!!

As for online, I don't have an online subscription to anything.

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