When people stop wrapping fish, glass, and the homeless in them.

>>54294774
If you don't like them, then don't buy them.

Honestly, I have no idea how they're still in business.
Nobody buys newspapers anymore.
Even back when I had a subscription to the sunday edition 10 years ago, they were assholes and wouldn't let me cancel until reported my credit card as lost so they would stop billing me.

>>54294798
>fish
Wouldn't the ink get on it?

>>54296812
Newspaper ink is soy based.

>>54297006
I don't want any more estrogen in my food than there already is.

>>54294774

When they cease to be profitable, I guess.

>>54296435
>Nobody buys newspapers anymore.
You should leave your house some time

>>54297226
That makes you a statistical outlier here.

>>54297613
Who the fuck under 30 buys them, honestly?

>>54298325

A few people do, but you have to realize that we're not the only market. As long as boomers exist, things that only boomers tend to buy will still exist.

>>54298325
I do
An architectural magazine and an economy newspaper for a total of 124€ per year, I read them in the train to university
The only downside is that I stopped reading books

I read local paper from time to time since there's no reception in the public transit tunnel.

never for local papers the more national papers will probably die in 5-10 years

>>54297890
>>>54297226
>That makes you a statistical outlier here.
Underrated post

I do, for local news, the only news I read on the internet are technological and global in nature so eh.

in a few decades. they are already printing adverts on the cover to survive

british media though, they'll probably stay forever, those cunts know how to sell newspapers.