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In addition traditional newspapers have very poor coverage of ~~several~~ niche categories (on the rare occasions that they do cover these ~~subjects~~). Writers assigned to the task often have very little understand of the category. These reporters write for the reader that has no comprehension of the topic and make frequent mistakes and often get terminology wrong. Niche news sources provide far better coverage of these niche ~~topics~~ as the writers are usually ~~interested in~~ the topic they cover. As a result they ~~are~~ knowledgeable and ~~current~~ with the topic and ~~can~~ provide interested readers with a far superior and well written article.<br><br>The future of news is in personalised news sites that collect the ~~very~~ best news from niche ~~internet~~ sites. These sites are able to provide news ~~that's~~ both ~~top~~ quality and that is catered to the interests of the reader. 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FelipeWedding at 13:36, 9 July 2020

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