The message from young adults to newspapers is unequivocal: We're just not that into you.

The message from young adults to newspapers is unequivocal: We're just not that into you. We know you're trying to change, if it were not that you'll always be bulky, messy and old-fashioned by the time you hit the stoop. We're seeing the Internet now. Sorry.

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For anyone still in denial, Merrill Brown's modern report to the Carnegie Corp. of novel York on the news habits of 18- to 34-year-olds will be an eye-opener Among that cluster the Internet solidly leads other media in categories like as frequency and ease of use. Newspapers, Brown explains, "have no clear mights ...

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