Why is an orange like a bell?

You know what this means, don't you?

The Riddler.

Right, Chief O'Hara, the Riddler.

That infernal prince of puzzlers who's outwitted this a dozen times.

Konichuah, it's Nick in Fukuoka Japan and this is a special archived episode of akimbo. Yes, it's time for another all Q&A session of akimbo, your favorite podcast. We haven't done one in a long time. We got so many good

questions over the last few weeks. I thought it would be fun to do an all-Q&A episode. We'd love

to get questions from you. If you've got a question, please

visit akimbo. link and press the appropriate button. Okay, here we go.

Hey Seth, Brendan from Eugene, Oregon here.

The internet butchered many things, one of which was newspapers, not journalism per se, but

definitely newspapers.

And with all the corporate purchasing of newspapers and local coverage shrinking and power and corruption going unchecked by the fourth estate,

how might you advise someone who might want to start a nonprofit newspaper most

likely online only in this sort of new age of journalism asking for a friend?

Thank you Seth.

Journalism has taken a big hit.

Some people blame Craig of Craigslist because when Craigslist took off free classifieds for everyone everywhere, the source of most newspapers revenue completely

dried up. In some cases, newspapers were making 110% of all of their profit, meaning it was covering all of their

expenses and then some from classified ads and then they went away. But

newspapers newspapers have a problem,

and their problem is they're expensive to print and deliver.

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