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Originally Posted by ian@huth
Different newspapers have areas of strengths and weaknesses in the subject matter they contain so there is no "best" newspaper. Political affiliation and personal agendas also flavour the news dependent on which paper you are looking at. Front pages can change throughout the night as editions change and new stories emerge.
These days I tend to hardly ever buy a newspaper. Last one I bought was for the free CD given away with it. The internet and television has brought instantaneous news to us, usually before the papers have even gone to print.
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But would you make a call on broadsheets versus tabloids in the specific arena of current affairs coverage?