What Newspaper Do You Read
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Some do it;some just watch
Curious to see that this thread has 1615 readers, but that only 89 have volunteered their newspapar reading preferences...
Orienteering is Fun!
So let's have more Fun for more Feet in more Forests!
So let's have more Fun for more Feet in more Forests!
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John Morris - orange
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Opinions and diversity
Sorry if my subject sounds like a title of an article in the 'Society' section of 'The Guardian'...
I would like papers to have 'guest' contributors from a political or social background which may not be the accepted type in that paper. This would allow their readers to read a variety of opinions, without having to buy several papers daily. Then someone need not rely on Richard Littlejohn
or Melanie Phillips
(or George Monbiot
or Mark Thomas
, for that matter) for their intellectual diet. The government could even recommend that an upstanding citizen should include at least five 'portions' of challenging opinions in their daily political 'diet'.
Oh, and how to relate the discussion to orienteering? Why not force editors to feature a rotating sport/pastime/art/whatever 'of the day', to give the readership some chance of seeing their 'minority' sport up in lights? There may then be the chance of a monthly orienteering column, written by a doyen(ne) in the field, covering the previous month's results and gossip, and with a fixture list for the following month or so.
Does anyone reading this _work_ for a paper?
Is anyone reading this? [String course competitor seeks approval from Nopesport 'parents'.]

I would like papers to have 'guest' contributors from a political or social background which may not be the accepted type in that paper. This would allow their readers to read a variety of opinions, without having to buy several papers daily. Then someone need not rely on Richard Littlejohn




Oh, and how to relate the discussion to orienteering? Why not force editors to feature a rotating sport/pastime/art/whatever 'of the day', to give the readership some chance of seeing their 'minority' sport up in lights? There may then be the chance of a monthly orienteering column, written by a doyen(ne) in the field, covering the previous month's results and gossip, and with a fixture list for the following month or so.
Does anyone reading this _work_ for a paper?
Is anyone reading this? [String course competitor seeks approval from Nopesport 'parents'.]
"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things that you didn't do than by the ones you did do." - Mark Twain
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Real name: David Alcock, M35
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Carnage Head - light green
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I'm reading it and it's a great idea - the key would be to start local - never under estimate the power of your own local paper. when i was a young hackette I had to write the sports pages and everything - I liked to have as many sports in as possible. your sports ed will too - cultivate him - e-mail him just the odd paragraph when ever anything inteteresting (or even not interesting) happens to someone in your club - don't be shy. Newspapers need lots of little paragraphs (fillers) and if you've got an event coming up in the next few weeks tag a plug and a contact on the bottom - i think I'm right (arn't I Hocolite?) in saying i have a 100% hit rate in our local paper - i send in pics too!
the problem is people are too modest andf shy (I'm not I even got me and Miss H in the sports page winning S/B courses at the British (with pic) "Mother and Daughter do the double" - they love that stuff) with a nice -plug for a local CATI on the bottom - two families came as a result.
By the way C. H. - is everyone for Aire a vet? only the last two new nopers from your club seem to be?
the problem is people are too modest andf shy (I'm not I even got me and Miss H in the sports page winning S/B courses at the British (with pic) "Mother and Daughter do the double" - they love that stuff) with a nice -plug for a local CATI on the bottom - two families came as a result.
By the way C. H. - is everyone for Aire a vet? only the last two new nopers from your club seem to be?

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