[arista]

Independent Papers to close,
in the Printed edition.



The " I"
the cheap one has been sold to
Johnson Press,
who use their regional press to fill it or something



Ref: Daily Politics BBC2HD

[Denver]

Nobody reads them anyway

[arista]

Originally Posted by Adam.

Nobody reads them anyway

Some do
but not enough

[Northern Monkey]

Crap anyway.No page 3

[MB.]

Can't say I ever read them but it's a shame for print media as a whole/the little rationality left in the UK press

P.s. Kelvin Mackenzie's a dick of the highest order

[Crimson Dynamo]

I recall the excitement of both papers launching


like when the Gridiron had a massive revamp like 25 years ago


now papers are..meh

[Kizzy]

Shame I like the independent, not Murdock having total stranglehold :/.

[T*]

Originally Posted by Adam.

Nobody reads them anyway

People who can read do

[T*]

Quite sad, one of the best of a bad bunch, here's hoping the same fate doesn't happen with the telegraph

[MTVN]

Gutted about this, bought it most days. Not as left wing as the Guardian, not as right wing as the Telegraph, and not as establishment as the Times. Also has always been excellent on world news and has some of the best columnists for that. Just shows how much the printed press has demised and how hard it is to sustain now, I expect the Guardian and the FT will follow soon.

Trouble is the Indy say they'll continue digitally but I've never liked their website, just consists mainly of lefty clickbait and nothing like the printed paper. Be interested to see what the i is like after this considering its always just consisted of shortened Independent articles basically.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Tom*

People who can read do

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by MTVN

Gutted about this, bought it most days. Not as left wing as the Guardian, not as right wing as the Telegraph, and not as establishment as the Times. Also has always been excellent on world news and has some of the best columnists for that. Just shows how much the printed press has demised and how hard it is to sustain now, I expect the Guardian and the FT will follow soon.

Trouble is the Indy say they'll continue digitally but I've never liked their website, just consists mainly of lefty clickbait and nothing like the printed paper. Be interested to see what the i is like after this considering its always just consisted of shortened Independent articles basically.

[DemolitionRed]

If I was going to buy any tabloid it would be the Independent but I only bought it if I was travelling by train. Its still available in digital format so I'll still be reading it.

[joeysteele]

I rarely buy a newspaper, I liked the Independent however but being honest I wouldn't miss the press in the UK now anyway.
All just about with their own agendas rather than being about actually bringing and accurately reporting the 'real news' to people.

[JoshBB]

One of the only non-biased newspapers going, that's sad to see.