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Political Currents by Ross Barkan β€’ 36 implied HN points β€’ 09 Jan 25
  1. The New York Post is a powerful newspaper in New York City, despite its conservative stance that differs from many city residents. It connects with a variety of readers by addressing local anxieties about crime, homelessness, and political issues.
  2. The Post's influence extends beyond its own stories, as local TV and radio often follow its lead. Politicians, like the previous mayor, learned that the Post can be a strong ally or a harsh critic, affecting their public image.
  3. With other local media declining, the New York Post stands out for its coverage of city events. While it's essential to read it with a critical eye, many find it necessary for understanding the pulse of the city.
Second Rough Draft β€’ 373 implied HN points β€’ 22 Jun 23
  1. When billionaires buy failing newspapers, they may not invest enough for long-term success.
  2. Newspapers like Washington Post and LA Times are facing issues due to underspending by their billionaire owners.
  3. Innovation and genuine investment are essential for newspapers to thrive under billionaire ownership.
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Net Interest β€’ 40 implied HN points β€’ 06 Jan 24
  1. Warren Buffett sold his newspaper business in 2020 after decades of ownership.
  2. Business newspapers like the Financial Times and the Wall Street Journal have shown sustainability despite industry challenges.
  3. The future outlook of traditional business news sources, like newspapers, faces competition from new platforms like Substack.
Political Currents by Ross Barkan β€’ 9 implied HN points β€’ 08 Jan 24
  1. The Messenger online news site failed due to lack of viable business model and inability to monetize traffic.
  2. The Washington Post is facing financial struggles and losing traffic, possibly due to heavy focus on anti-Trump content.
  3. Politico has succeeded by focusing on politics and policy from an establishment perspective, offering privileged information to subscribers.