There has never been so much gloom about the future of newspapers. Conventional wisdom holds that they are on their way out as young people switch to the internet for news, and the only question is how quickly it will happen. But one variety of newspaper is in good health. The hundreds of chronicles, gazettes, posts and recorders that report on Britain's regions are attracting more advertising and readers than ever. Their future seems bright, and they are proving themselves to be better than big national papers at coping with the internet.
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