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We look forward to having you as a subscriber!

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Further, let’s be honest. The the trade name for content in newspapers is frequently referred to as the NEWS HOLE. That is right, the stuff that I and other subscribers purchase is called the hole to fill in around the ads that have been sold.

I am very interested in subscribing to the reborn Rocky, but I need to get some more information first.

First, will the news by pretty much held to you report WE DECIDE? I refused to subscribe to the Post for that reason — it was too liberal. Last election almost all of its endorsements were for Democrats.

Second, will the new system take advantage of the true power of the internet and allow the readers to give meaningful feedback concerning the ongoing status of features? By definition, these are extras that are being purchased on top of the hard news reporting. How will the subscribers be allowed to have a voice in this area? After all, we are paying for it. It really ticked me off that I helped pay for some of the people that went to the Post. At what level will this become meaningful? 60% 70% ??

Third, am I going to be bombarded by an array of ads as I read the in depth news? I accept that the ads help pay for the “free” portion. But when one is trying really dig deep, a pop up is not welcome.

Finally, lets say I sign up for the year based on my having liked what I have valued in the past and your promise for the future. I did not see anything about how you were going to handle cancelations?

Get back to me on these items, and you have my subscription, plus I suspect a whole lot more!!!

Spreading INFORMATION is the key.

I have a great story about what happens when INFORMATION DOESN’T get used in the MEDICAL profession. I offer it to InDenverTimes FIRST.

I personally wish all of you the very best of luck in getting this up and going. My husband still works for the DNA, for now. Every one there just took a 7% pay cut(and some even more for a pay cut,)lost all benefits, pensions, 401′s, etc. Insurance co pays for us has doubled. For an example instead of a $20 co pay to see the doctor, it is now $40 or more. It is a “volunteer” lay offs(soon to be retired, and those who have new jobs to go to.)until the 28th of this month, then they will “nit pick” on who goes and who stays. I think it is extremely un fair to all employees who have to go threw all this. The executives are keeping their jobs, full pay, bonuses, benefits, pensions, 401′s, etc. But for the rest, they are all being thrown under the train.

I “WISH” you folks could and would give my husband a job. He and just about every one else there are looking for jobs. When the union reps says: start looking for, and or get another job asap, and or get the **** out. It is time to get out. To me the DNA is the SS Titanic and every one that is left there should get and put on their life preservers. Hey, DNA. It’s time to jump ship! It’s sinking, and fast. I sure do hope that Mr. Singleton is miserably happy. He has gotten every thing he wanted and then some, and all at the expense of others. And for this very reason, I honestly and truly wish you all nothing but the very best of luck in getting this on line paper up and going. I hope you can and will be able to give this guy a DARN good run for the money.

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If you can help my husband with a job, please contact me, and I will let you know who he is. thanks