LittleBoyBlue
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What an uneducated decision on their part.
An "internet marketing" uneducated decision that is.
An "internet marketing" uneducated decision that is.
Print is a dying media, eclipsed by the speed of the internet. Content is so prolific, and easily accessible, the DMN site will not be missed. I paid for content from them last year because I believe taking their intellectual property without paying for it is stealing. They are desperate to breathe life into the deceased.
From the bottom line point of view, this will backfire on them. I do not advocate a boycott of their product, however, I believe that is exactly what will take place. The people of this site will find similar information elsewhere as rapidly, if not quicker than a daily newspaper.
Truly this seems like bringing your best race horse to the Indy 500 and lining up against those machines. The newspaper will lose in the end. Then thirty years from now someone will resurrect the notion of typeset and graphics, and it will become fashionable again. Like bell bottoms. Then go down in flames as a fad.
I wish them luck, and hold no malice toward them. People's livelihoods are at stake. But from all signs, the water is close to rushing over the deck of the Titanic.
Great post, Plasticman!DMN should have considered it a privilege for their material to be posted on the site used by the most informed, knowledgeable and loyal Cowboy fans on the planet. It gave their journalists desperately needed credibility.
Their newspaper has now returned to it's previous status.....backup toilet paper and wrapping for old ladies dishes on it's way to a storage unit.
In this day of internet, tweets, You Tube, Facebook, and NFL network, newspapers must compete just for the opportunity to be relevant. Now, they just took themselves out of the competition. Their management just handed a drowning medium a ten ton anchor.
@Sturm1310
He posts here quite a bit during the season, usually the Monday or Tuesday after the game. He occasionally answers questions from his articles, too.
Have fun, Viman!Wow as much as I am on here and enjoy reading Sturm's articles, you would think I would have noticed his threads!
Thanks for the link to his userid. I am going to checkout a few of his threads to see if I read them!
Their legal order states all of their content. As I said, we have no desire to police their content on the site nor do we want to mess with any grey areas.
I understand that a lot of you are applying common sense ideas to the request, but they are just not an option and even if they were, it is not something we can adequately police and enforce.
Their legal order states all of their content. As I said, we have no desire to police their content on the site nor do we want to mess with any grey areas.
I understand that a lot of you are applying common sense ideas to the request, but they are just not an option and even if they were, it is not something we can adequately police and enforce.
You can't even link to their website?
That seems pretty idiotic on their part.