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 News Shopper
 News Shopper ... Gravesham and Lewisham.Newest Review: ... paper's produced in. This is, of course, how it should be. Obviously, the News Shopper has to pay for itself in some ... more ... way, and this is done by running adverts. If there was any justice, I'd have been able to write 'adverts' there in five-mile high letters, with big neon signs pointing to it and saying "look at this word!". The adverts are about as subtle – often taking up three quarters of a double-page spread, hence the title of this opinion! What money does come in will obviously pay for the excellent LeisureTime section of the paper, with details and reviews of what's going on in the area. After t...more |
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News Shopper: More shopping than news (262 words)
by - written on 16/05/01 (79 readings)
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The News Shopper is quite a thick paper that gets delivered, for free, every Wednesday or Thursday, depending on when the delivery people can be bothered. It covers local news, and as you get further into the paper the areas covered expand, so that by the time you get to the leisure section it's pretty similar between all the areas the paper's produced in. This is, of course, how it should be. Obviously, the News Shopper has to pay for itself in some way, and this is done by running adverts. If there was any justice, I'd have been able to write 'adverts' there in five-mile high letters, with big neon signs pointing to it and saying ... Read the complete review
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