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Unknown Said,
I subscribed to the globe for a while but recently stopped because I can just read it online. It seems that since there are so many students in Boston they should do more to target that group. I think doing a better events section would be nice something like stuff at night. The events they usually list are not that interesting and are generic like blue man group M-F. Also they have recently been doing lots of articles about finding people to date in Boston but haven't set up events for these people to meet each other. Also advertising their reduced student rate for subscriptions could be useful.
Posted on 4/7/09, 10:27 AM
Unknown Said,
The globe should spend less time trying to get their leads by contacting people through facebook. Its annoying and just sad try doing some real reporting. And if you don't have any leads don't print it instead of trying to create a story.
Posted on 4/23/09, 12:56 AM