QUOTE (Blake @ Dec 3 2017, 03:18 PM)
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This is part of my point. Since moving to the more downmarket tabloid format, I cannot help but notice that the content has also taken a sharp nosedive down to a pretty low-brow level. Back when this was a broadsheet, we had none of this pointless stuff like pages of prom events, school class supplements of daft stuff on what people want for Christmas...I bet the circulation rates were much higher too.
Yes, circulation rates for all newspapers were much higher; it's the social factors that have changed. You must have noticed the number of retail outlets on the High Street has declined; exactly the same reason. The consequences of nearly everyone on-line. To be frank, you can see the remaining customer base, they are the ones who go by bus.