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The The New York Review of Magazines,
a Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism venture, which is
to say an uber-liberal cog in the evil-empire machine, notes that " Our
lack [money] meant that we couldn’t afford to print NYRM on recycled paper" (They refuse paid advertising) In GOING POSTAL.
Time-Warner, another uber-liberal cog, is blamed for engineering postal
increases that effectively destroy micro publishers. Well of course
that would be too bad, because all of the magazines I enjoy fall into
that category. but that's what gummint does to any business that allows
itself, or is forced to rely on that institution.
My quick response is that the private sector will notice this vacuum,
and will soon be delivering the mags at lower cost and with greater
efficiency. But wait. I also remembered, from a few years back, that
the gummint stepped on Fed Ex and UPS pretty hard for violating federal
law and delivering mail in competition with the USPS. I don't know how
that resolved itself, but I'll bet a large ransom was involved.
Anyway, this ain't nothing compared to what's been happening, and will
continue to happen with renewed vigor, to health care. Thank the evil
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