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Article posted Sep 25 2012, 5:22 AM Category: Economy Source: Techdirt Print

The Return Of Dumb Ideas: A Broadband Tax To Save Failing Newspapers


RobW points us to an opinion piece over at The Guardian, by David Leigh, who argues that there should be a £2 tax on every broadband connection sent to newspapers in order to prop them up for their own failures to adapt to a changing market place.

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