Might very well be, but their continued misinformation, lies and spin of all things Rangers will be the final nail in their coffin and I for one won't be sorry.Is it not just a reflection of there being 24-hour news channels and the internet relegating printed news - which is already out of date by the time you read it - to nothing more than habit buying?
more to do with alaienating their largest customer base to please the faux irish mentalists.Is it not just a reflection of there being 24-hour news channels and the internet relegating printed news - which is already out of date by the time you read it - to nothing more than habit buying?
Agree but still too many of US still buying them!Is it not just a reflection of there being 24-hour news channels and the internet relegating printed news - which is already out of date by the time you read it - to nothing more than habit buying?
There has to be a tipping point where one or both publications are just not economic to produce. Let’s hope it’s close. mentally challenged loving pamphlets.
Agree with this when we do win 55 we all buy the record for one day only, then they will see what they done to their self by siding with the bheastMuch as I never buy a newspaper I wouldn’t want any of them to go bust just yet!
When we win 55 I want to see it splashed over the front pages of everyone of them, after that I couldn’t give two fucks
Dive! Dive! Dive!
ABCs for June
Record 111,542. Year on year DOWN 11%
Sunday Mail 113,712, Down 14%
Pip-Pip!
Dive! Dive! Dive!
ABCs for June
Record 111,542. Year on year DOWN 11%
Sunday Mail 113,712, Down 14%
Pip-Pip!
We are killing them. Won’t lie - feels good.Hating Themselves to death and not even having the consideration for the next generation of journalists
Outlets such as Heart & Hand are killing them
I miss those days. My older brothers and sisters with their husbands/wives used to come back to mum’s on a Sunday for rolls and the quizzes and an argument over the football storiesProbably like many of my vintage, growing up the Sunday Mail along with the Sunday Post were the two papers my parents got delivered on a Sunday, they were almost essential reading in most Scottish houeholds.
Much as I never buy a newspaper I wouldn’t want any of them to go bust just yet!
When we win 55 I want to see it splashed over the front pages of everyone of them, after that I couldn’t give two fucks
Good stuff mate. I think it would be an idea to find out who's backing that national rag because it is unashamedly full of seccesiniost nonsence,totally made up garbage trying unsuccesfully,I may add to make out people who believe in the union to be something like the brown shirts. Remember one of their journalists was on scottish politics and I'm thinking,why is she on,you wouldn't ask a daily star journo onto question time.Who is bankrolling the National comic ??? Questions must be asked if any public money is going into it . Why don't the UK government do an audit of the accounts to see where every penny goes ,that is given to Holyrood. They should bring back the North British Daily Mail
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Advanced technology and newspapers with meagre actual news but mostly celebrity gossip has killed them. That newspapers before sold in millions, even in the era of television, but are now struggling to attain even 100,000 copies every month is staggering.