Benjamin Grimm wrote: They want to read the 50 pages a day that _they_ select. I see that as a weakness and not a strength. When I get news from the Internet (and I do, frequently) it is, as you say, likely to be stuff I'm interested in. But when I page through a newspaper I see other stuff, stuff I wouldn't have sought out. And I end up learning about things I wouldn't have otherwise been exposed to. Absolutely agree. When I used to read the New York Times in print, I would at least leaf through every section, very frequently stopping at an article or topic that I wouldn't have sought out on my own. Since I've started reading the Times solely online, I truly have to make an effort to do that and even so I don't read nearly as much of the paper as I used to.