A new look for the Niagara Falls Review - four sections instead of two.
Of course, the change hasn't nothing to do with the interests of readers.
One source says having four sections instead of two saves Sun Media $300 per run per little paper.
"The bad news, one less local news page."
One source says having four sections instead of two saves Sun Media $300 per run per little paper.
"The bad news, one less local news page."
Sounds familiar.
We picked up a Kingston Whig-Standard on Saturday to find a great amount of recycled Sun Media content available in the Toronto or Ottawa Suns.
The required outside content must be annoying to community-minded Whig editors who want more space for local sports, news and entertainment.
But perhaps all of the conscientious Kingston boosters at the award-winning newspaper have moved on.
This Toronto Sun reader buys community newspapers during travels to learn more about the area being visited, not for recycled Toronto and Ottawa-based Sun content.
There are community minded Whig editors? Wow, they have something no other Sun community dailies have - editors at other papers mostly lost their jobs so Sun TV could be born; they were replaced by paginators who write headlines like this: "Cops kept shooting suspect in custody." And they wonder why we make fun of them.
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