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Not as good as it used to be
The article selection and the delivery format has changed over the years. Instead of hitting the highlights from the world news, tech and market sections they (Alexander Quincy) inform me of "five things I need to know" in various categories and proceeds to read about 20% of each article which is then repeated in full later......The format is now awful
The selections and style of delivery tempt me to seek out my "inner liberal" and change my daily listen to The New York Times.
By telling me over and over and over and over and...........did I say "over"?..... that his name is ALEXANDER QUINCY!!!!!!!!!!
- Robert S Smith
