HN: What would you like to change about the way you consume news?

I loved getting the daily newspaper. Easy to scan - very little editorializing (except where it's clearly labeled) - and you feel thoroughly informed with 30 minutes of reading.

The only reason I'm not subscribed anymore is the cost ($50 a month in our area!) and the sheer amount of physical paper you go through in a week (especially looking at you, weekend editions - 10x as thick with no news!).

I'm not sure how I would fix digital news.

I would like news delivered on a set schedule once or twice a day to stop me from doom scrolling and refreshing. The closest I've been able to find is the Economist. It's not perfect but I like the fact that I can sit down when the weekly addition comes out every Thursday. Now if only there was a preference in the app to update the world in brief section once a day.

I think news providers should go back to print, and only make their archives available online on a subscription-only, no ads basis.

I would like to NOT consume news (that garbage is everywhere). Good luck making that passible.

more rss, less thumbnails, no chum buckets.

See something once, why see it again?

Although I'm right wing, I subscribed online to the New York Times for many years, but it moved too far left to me. I read the NYPost now, but it's a mix of news, opinion, and celebrity gossip that I wish I could filter out.