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  1. 10 July 2012
    at 10:58 p.m.

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    bulldog2800 (Anonymous) says…


    Personally CPD you maybe should have asked your readers and people of the community how they felt on the situation, before making people pay to read online. Maybe Steamboat will cover more on Craig now that they know that no one wants to pay $35 to read the CDP online.

  2. 10 July 2012
    at 6:18 p.m.

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    bulldog2800 (Anonymous) says…


    What I don't like is that when my kids or family is in the paper and I want other family members to read it online they cant. They are not going to pay to read about someone for 30 seconds, and they are not going to buy a subscription. My daughter in college reads the newspaper online and she said she couldn't read an article written about her own family, and being on a strict budget, she herself doesn't wanna waste her money. This newspaper is the only way this small town can read about high school athletics, small town news, and future events.

    I also like the online edition because its quick and easy, but this paying for something online that should be FREE is ridiculous. This is the only online newspaper that I cant find where you have to pay online.

    Good luck on staying alive Craig Daily Press. As you can see, the community doesn't support your decision.

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