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Planners estimate that the new program will save some 1,000 pounds of newsprint each day, the equivalent of 3,000 trees per year...
THERE'S AN ANGLE TO ONLINE JOURNALISM you missed. Newspapers that previously had small circulation because of the costs of newsprint and delivery are now read on the World Wide Web by thousands more than anyone had ever conceived. Student-run university newspapers, like ours, are a perfect example: people can read about what is really happening on campus at the click of a button, instead of depending on mainstream-media reports and glossy alumni magazines. Welcome to the media revolution...
...Houston Post was sold to the Hearst Corp., which immediately shut down the 110-year-old paper, a rival to Hearst's Houston Chronicle. The Post's original owners blamed its demise on the rising cost of newsprint...
Nevertheless, the national media has already recognized Third Millennium and other pretenders to the generational mantle with magazine covers and reams of newsprint. The group's glitzy kick-off press conference last July marked a "new generation's arrival," gushed the Dallas Morning News. A new Kennedy (RFK's son, Douglas, who is one of the group's co-founders) was ready to lead a new progressive era, reported a New York tabloid. Third Millennium's founders have even been compared to the leaders of students for a Democratic Society, which participated in the Social revolution of the 1960s...
...sheer tumult and intrigue, Princess Diana's relationship with her husband can't compare with her relationship with the press. The latter has certainly been more faithful than the former; but after untold millions of photos, miles of film and acres of newsprint, the most chronicled woman in the world has decided it is time to jilt the cameras that love...