Worst delivery and customer service. I've called and emailed with no resolution or response from…read more"management". My 94 yo father needs the paper delivered to the porch because he can barely walk. It is often on the sidewalk or driveway. Last fall he attempted to retrieve the paper from the driveway and fell down the stairs landing himself in the hospital. I informed them and still no response. Customer is non existent these days. Very disappointing.

I am beyond angry at the lack of communication that I have received this past two weeks. Two weeks…read moreago, I signed up to receive digital seven days a week and a Sunday newspaper. Since that time, I am receiving a daily newspaper but no paper on Sunday. Today is the second Sunday I am missed. I asked Friday if we are missed again today, what number should I call to get a paper. I was told 518-395-3060. I was on hold for 20 minutes, figuring out after that amount of time, there is no one to answer that phone. We have received the Gazette for approximately 50 years. This is the worst service I can imagine. I'm ready to quit once and for all. Can anyone who knows what they are talking about and promising, do anything about this?

Missing this unique window into our lives...too bad when LK left the mag went no where fast.read more

InsideOut is a magazine of its time, offering up coverage of the most important issues of the day,…read moreas well as the best of our own backyard. In any one issue, readers might find a leading scientist's discussion about climate change, a gay "New York Times" best-selling author talking about his latest memoir, an Oscar-winning director talking about filming in our neck of the woods, and where to find the best barbecue or sexiest brunch spots. Our typically upscale readers are progressive, gay, hetrosexual, male, female, old, young, locals, transplants, weekenders. They're smart. Wise. Hip. Edgy. And they constitute a niche market that is absolutely unique. InsideOut - winner of a national FOLIO: Ozzie award.

This is one of the worst run newspapers in the country. If you do subscribe to their cesspool of a…read morenewspaper, they will most likely overcharge you for it. Customer service or lack thereof is horrific. They probably sell all of their customers information. No one answers emails or phone calls. No follow ups either. Please just go out of business already! The Daily Gazette belongs in the trash can on a daily basis!!!

They will change your online subscription without explicit consent and charge you significantly…read moremore. They are not worth it.

For some reason, I was just thinking about Metroland…read more And now that I have been here for almost a year, the resource that I thought would be invaluable to me in finding good local food, completely and utterly failed me. Yes Metroland, I am talking about you. I took your recommendations. I travelled far and wide. I have read your ongoing reviews periodically. Frankly, it has been a waste of time and calories. I wish there were better food writers in the capital district. Or even bad food writers with good taste. The additional star is for proving at least a modicum of good taste, by giving Capital Q a glowing write up.

Did photography work for Metroland almost a year ago and never got paid. I emailed them and sent…read morethem an invoice for my services several times with zero responses at all. Finally got a check in the mail and it bounced. I contacted them again about it and once again was met with no responses. What kind of company doesn't pay people for services rendered? And what kind of company deals with said non-payment with the mentality of, "If we don't acknowledge them, maybe they'll just go away?" Total bullcrap. Needless to say, I'm never doing work for them again, nor will I bother reading their paper. I have yet to come across a company that has worse business practices. So, thanks for nothing, Metroland.

For a short period of time, the Capital Region found itself without an alternative news weekly…read more Look, websites are great. Blogs are groovy. Social media is all around us. Fine. I get it. But printed news still holds a place in my heart. I always look forward to Wednesdays when the new issue appears at local businesses all around the Capital Region. You can't beat the price. Free is free. And there is something much more satisfying about reading a tabloid paper than scrolling on the phone. Part of that is that I'm less inclined to be distracted from whatever story it is that I'm currently reading. This week's issue has a great piece on Lark Street's vegan joint in addition to the amazing show at Albany Center Gallery. Speaking of the arts and events, as much as I enjoy the Yelp events tab, The Alt's event listings are fantastic. As the paper matures, I'm sure it will become just as indispensable as its predecessor, and its content will beef up. But until then, this is a very welcome voice on the local media scene.

Still incredulous that with all the news of the world and NYS, this paper struggles to produce a…read morewimpy, wispy daily edition of the same issues day after day: 1) Bash any Conservative/Republican esp the current President. 2) Climate Change! Climate Change! A record four articles today. 3) Reprint the same article or part of the article in the same edition - sometimes on the same or facing page. 4) Annual articles like clock work: Americade and how the weather effected it; Ticks & Lyme Disease; Rainwalker... 5) Letters to the editor from the same idiots month after month. 6) The ridiculous Puzzle Books to bulk up the paper and drain $5 out of your account - and you can't opt out. 7) Wimpy comics page including some weird crap about a girl and her unicorn. Please Times Union take over this rag and make it a little local section!

Kept charging me after I canceled my subscription and spoke to 3 different people on 3 different…read moreoccasions! DO NOT SIGN UP FOR THIS.