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I disagree with Don, I think there needs to be a one stop shop for news.

I find local news very boring and prefer reading national or world news. I get the Oregonian because I feel that it's my responsibility to know what is happening in my community, but I find the disconnect between what is happening here and it's relationship to national or world news frustrating. I want a micro and macro understanding of topics.

I think the future of news needs to be something like Google News, where you could access local, national and world news, and have links to related articles from local news site around the country and world - it would be great if you could also have news items with links to opposing views and coverage. Wouldn't it be great if you could read the conservative view of a story and immediately see what the libral view was, on that very topic.

I would pay a monthy fee for access to integrated news coverage.

posted 2 years, 6 months ago
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