I stopped buying all of them. I also limited my exposure to regular television news during the experiment. I'd occasionally catch the network news and snippets of my local news while I ate dinner. I frankly didn't miss television at all. But then, even though I work in television, I have seldom watched it.
Television is too passive.
I just don't have time to stop everything and sit still for a TV newscast. From Jan. 1, until recently, I surfed the Web several times a day, reading the electronic editions of my regular papers and several others. I missed it. The crinkly feel of it. The sheer enjoyment and relaxation it brought me when I would sit in my big, comfy blue leather chair and read it by a crackling fire.