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Did I read that right?

"We are in free fall, remember? Further evidence: a trade group reports that the audience for US newspaper websites is up almost a third over last year and, in the latest quarter, they viewed 2.7bn pages online vs. 1.9bn pages in print (Emphasis mine. -ed). This means the public is rushing on to the net way ahead of papers or advertisers."

Yep, I did. And yes, we are running away from print. Fast. A door-door salesman tried to sell me a subscription to a major local paper the other day, and I turned him down easily. With a laptop, wireless hi-speed network at home and Netvibes to organize my RSS feeds, why do I need someone else to collate and organize the news for me?

“Did I read that right?”