From Wired mag:
“Young people just aren’t interested in reading newspapers and print magazines.”
“John Athayde, also 27, a web designer who works in Washington, D.C., buys a newspaper once every “two to three months,” usually “because someone I know has a picture in the events section or something.” Instead, he views news as “packets of distributed information,” and uses NetNewsWire to aggregate about 70 news sources, including several blogs. “I typically will read entire stories within the news aggregator, bypassing all design (and) advertising” to get “to the content.”
And as i wrote some months ago, who’s gonna visit your website when most of the content will be feeded?
(found on Loic Le Meur‘s blog)