I am from India, and I believe newspapers are diminishing in fact. Many of us read our news on our smartphones/tablets/computers nowadays. Also there are about a 100 news channels on TV in various languages around, so newspapers are going down slowly.
Demonstrates how contemporary media make everything breaking news, even mundane data of no significance to viewers.
Their ‘news’ programs opening graphics attempt to make their very existence into ‘breaking news.’ NBC uses the ‘bullet fired down a tube’ approach to their NY headquarters, which is then pictured as a giant finger pointing at space, as if to say ‘we are the ultimate source.’
Then they present snippets of repetitive vids between yards of ads, adding up to about 23 minutes of ‘news’ in the half hour slot. And half of the vid time is devoted to the ‘anchor’ (could there be a more descriptive word for what they do than that?) previewing what the poor sucker stuck in the flood, hurricane, or war is going to tell us again.
b.m.razzilla over 7 years ago
Lots of India in there
wiatr over 7 years ago
Good to hear that.
charliefarmrhere over 7 years ago
Do they use “India Ink”?
Courage the Cowardly Dog! over 7 years ago
I am from India, and I believe newspapers are diminishing in fact. Many of us read our news on our smartphones/tablets/computers nowadays. Also there are about a 100 news channels on TV in various languages around, so newspapers are going down slowly.
Courage the Cowardly Dog! over 7 years ago
Also considering that more people are getting literate day by day people are reading news, but on the digital media.
Lizard Lass Premium Member over 7 years ago
Did he forget to do a joke today?
William Taylor over 7 years ago
This is funny?
sandpiper over 7 years ago
Demonstrates how contemporary media make everything breaking news, even mundane data of no significance to viewers.
Their ‘news’ programs opening graphics attempt to make their very existence into ‘breaking news.’ NBC uses the ‘bullet fired down a tube’ approach to their NY headquarters, which is then pictured as a giant finger pointing at space, as if to say ‘we are the ultimate source.’
Then they present snippets of repetitive vids between yards of ads, adding up to about 23 minutes of ‘news’ in the half hour slot. And half of the vid time is devoted to the ‘anchor’ (could there be a more descriptive word for what they do than that?) previewing what the poor sucker stuck in the flood, hurricane, or war is going to tell us again.
C’est rire mais un se désespère
tcayer over 7 years ago
Starting tomorrow the strip runs in Urdu!
Germanshepherds4ever over 7 years ago
OMG This one was hilarious today! not
mggreen over 7 years ago
“Breathtaking News” It wasn’t me. It was my dog behind the couch . . .
Gent over 7 years ago
I don’t get it. What’s the point? Is this supposed to be some kind of pun?
sandpiper over 7 years ago
In a way. It appears to be a slam at what passes for breaking news nowadays.
awesomesteeler over 7 years ago
Please return to the USA…. I love reading the Actual paper! :-)