Editorials
The Power of Print
It should come as a no surprise to most (particularly to those reading this editorial on a screen) that the newspaper business has seen better days. It’s a model of distribution historically defined by location and physicality that has, in the last 15 years, been swallowed by the globalized, location-less, and omnipresent nature of digital consumption. Social media now keeps us informed about what’s going on, for the most part, in our general vicinities, and what we want from our news outlet
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Our great uncle Misak read, collected, and stored the Hairenik Journal since the 1920’s, and the Armenian Weekly till 1965. All sorted by decade and wrapped in brown (in perfect condition) in his front closet to be found by his great nice in 2012. Our family donated all the journals to The Armenian Library and Museum.
Libraries will always carry on to educate and inspire us!
Thank you for the explanation in the Weekly between opinions and straight news articles. This is most helpful as a new subscriber to the Armenian Weekly Newsletter. I understood there was a separate print newspaper, however, I assumed it was identical to the online newsletter until I read this editorial. As a result, I ordered a subscription to the print newspaper. I’m looking forward to reading the thoughtfully produced and edited weekly, 16-pager.
I enjoy reading Armenian Weekly in any form. Keep up the good work.