The sand patches that remain are deserted as the stormy sea becomes more aggressive. The waves have kicked up, lashing the shore.

Daniel Taylor, a local hotel worker, has his eyes on the pier. It has been pummelled by so many storms over the years that it's looking precarious right now.

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There are still people who like to pick up the newspaper and read it. So, for those who are so used to reading the newspapers, advertising on the paper will keep happening.

Have newspapers taken a hit from media like the internet? Yes we have. But another thing that this author is not mentioning is that every form of media gas its pro's and cons, it is all just "horse of a different color". However, unlike any other media we can offer our advertisers a market penetration like no other media. Currently, we reach 63% of households in the market we serve. Other media's will tell you their number of listeners or viewers all day long, but who cares you want to know who is there when your commercial is on.

I could go on and on about this topic, but no. I will just leave it at this, it is important that when promoting your business you use the best media mix for the demographic you serve. Newspapers like all industries are in a period of transition, but when people want their local news from a trust worthy outlet they still come to the newspaper.

In the present economic situation if you are looking to get your message across to people and advertising your business without spending loads of money, then you can opt for traditional outlets like print advertising agencies. These agencies can offer you classified ad space at special discounts. This is also a great opportunity especially if you are setting up a new business or are tight on your advertising budget.

When you use a professional ad agency, you tend to receive an early notice of the special offers and prices and also a considerable reduction in the advertising rate for national press. So help your business grow by promoting it in the low priced publications. Use print media to cut your costs and boost your advertising efforts in this growing economic recession.

In the present economic situation if you are looking to get your message across to people and advertising your business without spending loads of money, then you can opt for traditional outlets like print advertising agencies. These agencies can offer you classified ad space at special discounts. This is also a great opportunity especially if you are setting up a new business or are tight on your advertising budget.

When you use a professional ad agency, you tend to receive an early notice of the special offers and prices and also a considerable reduction in the advertising rate for national press. So help your business grow by promoting it in the low priced publications. Use print media to cut your costs and boost your advertising efforts in this growing economic recession.

Everyone views the web page as the "future" but the reality could be very different, very quickly. I hope everyone as content creators learns that lesson.

Over the last decade or two, meanwhile, the local paper got bought and re-bought in corporate mergers. They sacrificed local coverage for AP feeds. When I can get the exact same information over the Net, any time, in any depth, that I can get in my newspaper (time and depth decided for me), is there really any choice?

Suggesting that newspapers should have got on the Net bandwagon misses the point. It's not about the medium, it's about the news.

We are losing papers now. We lost news quite some time ago.

The newspapers had a 7 year insight into this yet they did nothing! They argued that the money was still coming in as if they were the grasshopper talking to the ant (remember the old story?). They furthermore shunned growth and innovation by taking small steps to assure that their tradition would continue in the face of change.

In other words they sailed right in to the storm. I am not insensitive to the jobs involved. I am however saying that the employees must have seen change as well and yet they stayed. Even rats desert a sinking ship by instinct.

Some of you may argue that “well what else were they supposed to do?” as if they didn’t have choices over the last 7+ years. First every one of the columnist / writers could have developed blogs/following (some smart ones did and did it early). Photographers could have done the same as well as editors.

And Sales people? They could have worked at developing relationships and bring their main clients to the web in an entrepreneurial fashion. Nothing that would be against policy at the newspaper I am saying they should have left and raised alternative ships to jump on.

In a hurricane you have days to prepare it is unlike a tornado which is sudden. The industry and its employees had time to prepare more so than the auto industry. What would you do if you were told you could die in (7) years? Would you change?

Introduce a bill that allows journalist and other employees to create sole proprietorships or other companies. Or a bill that would train them to build a business on the web. Something that is aimed toward growth. Shut down most the presses and fulfill your minimum quotas. Concentrate on adding value via the web.