Friday, January 9, 2009 , Updated
Dallas Morning News raises price of single copy to $1
Beginning on February 9, The Dallas Morning News is raising the price of a single-copy Monday-through-Saturday to $1. It's been 75 cents since May 2008, when they raised the price from 50 cents. They raised the price because of the cost of newsprint and "other economic factors".
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Russ Vandeveerdonk, says:
Inflation! Guess it is still worth a buck though.
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David Gates, says:
I guess sales couldn't get much worse anyway. Why not?
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Jason Rice, says:
Damn! If they'd have done this LAST week, we could have stocked up on xmas wrapping paper. Birdcages will just have to be smaller this year.
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alexander troup, says:
I go to recycle bins for the Late Morning News...A/T. Newspaper Historian.
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Carol Rice, says:
I don't see why they think raising the paper's price is going to help if they don't raise the quality....
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