The Slow Death Of The Dishrag

Dana Loesch notes that even the New York Times editors think paying for delivery of the dead tree version of the left-wing dishrag is dumb (hat tip: Instapundit).  It's been at least a decade since I paid for home delivery of a newspaper, and other than the occassional purchase in an airport on travel, I might have bought a newspaper twice in the last eight years.  Outside of habit, I'm not sure why people still get delivery.  As to the dish-rag, I might need to start referring to it as something other than a dishrag whenever it goes all digital.