"This is not that kind of world anymore is the way we look at it. This is the digital age."
-- Detroit Free Press Editor Paul Anger, talking to The New York Times about why the Gannett paper and The Detroit News didn't publish special home-delivery issues Dec. 26 on the attempted bombing of a Detroit-bound jet. The two papers last year discontinued home-delivery on all but Thursday, Friday and Sunday.
Earlier: How the Freep and News played the bombing attempt in their newstand-only editions. Plus: Detroit leads historic switch closer to 100% digital.
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