The "from 99¢/month" deal for the digital edition looks sweet, but it's just a one-month teaser before an automatic bump to $6.95/month. Yearly rate for digital is $69.95.
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Since Leslie and Binker went to WRAL I have had hardly any need for N&O. Actually, they became pretty much irrelevant when Beckwith left.
Posted by: Account Deleted | Dec 19, 2012 at 09:57 AM
I agree completely with Jeffrey. Despite butting heads with him several times, Beckwith's departure was a huge loss for the N&O.
And now with Mark Binker and Laura Leslie both hitting stride at WRAL, they've become the most reliable source of political news coverage in the state. (Caution ... don't go near WRAL's online comments if you want to have any faith in humanity.)
A year or so ago, I did an experiment to see if I could keep up BlueNC blogging without linking to the N&O. The plan was triggered by some ham-handed editorials and the continuing presence of Art Pope's minions on their opinion pages. As it turns out, the N&O was entirely dispensable.
I'd subscribe to the paper again if they could find a way to reconnect with their populist / activist leanings from the late 20th Century. Unfortunately, that ain't gonna happen in our emerging corporate welfare state.
Posted by: James | Dec 19, 2012 at 12:12 PM
But Nately did.
Posted by: Andrew Brod | Dec 19, 2012 at 12:39 PM
Are you folks talking about the N&O, O as in Observer, a paper in Raleigh, a city in and the capital of North Carolina?
Posted by: Dale | Dec 19, 2012 at 03:06 PM
Dale: Except for the obscure Joseph Heller references, yes.
Posted by: Ed Cone | Dec 19, 2012 at 03:22 PM