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Old 19-04-2005, 13:40   #29
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Re: Which Newspapers Inform Us Of Current Affairs Best?

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Originally Posted by andyl
But that's not the question I'm asking. I'm interested in whether people think broadsheets per se are better at keeping us informed than tabloids per se, not whether one particular paper is better than another.
I still think it's not that easy, and it doesn't all boil down to an individuals intellect/education..(I think that (apart from the Daily Telegraphs cryptic crossword), the Sun has the most difficult crossword of all the dailies). Every one has a different style/preference on how they digest information. I have no time/patience to read the Telegraph during the week. So the tabloids (and TV news stations) keep me updated. However, on a sunday, I have the time to spread my broadsheet across my lounge floor, make a mess and read all the supplements. And I don't feel less informed, whichever paper I read.
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