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Invisible Changes
There are a number of reasons why our editorial board decided it was time to place a new emphasis on print in the last few weeks. Given that at the moment, we are rather short staffed (this paper has historically operated on an impressively small staff, but it is particularly tight right now), it was necessary to carefully evaluate how the Weekly allocates human resources. We felt that returning to a medium with a finite amount of space would make our content output more manageable for a smaller
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Armenian weekly needs to reach every Armenian family marketed by church by Armenian organizations & Should be a mandate to suscribe to Weekly & Hairenik By all Armenian school teachers Members of churches & all organizations in our churches
Bravo for having the courage to change the systems that were not yielding the results you were after. I know that it’s very important for diaspora Armenians to be engaged in the overall survival of Armenia. But I also know that a huge segment of our 2nd 3rd and 4th generations of American born Armenians are missing in action when it comes to their engagement in the agendas of their ancestors.I’m afraid they are not being taken very seriously. The reality is that if we can’t find ways to help them strengthen and maintain their ethnicity they will become fully assimilated Americans who will speak occasionally about their grandparents who were Armenians.
Please consider a subscription category for the PDF version of the print version of the “Armenian Weekly” and the “Hairenik”. 350USD for the annual subscription to the print version is too much for those of us not living in North America, who will surely receive the papers at least a week late. Thank you and keep moving forward.
I have been receiving the Weekly for almost 50 years and really enjoy the new format that you have implemented. The one thing that has not improved over all these years is the delivery time…it always comes a week or two late, if you could improve on this it would be great. Thanks for your hard work and informative news coverage/editorial views.