The phrase "open newspaper" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, "Mary opened the newspaper to see what the headlines were."
I asked whether his notion of an "open" newspaper extended to investigative reporting and other news.
An installation by the conceptual artist Luciano Fabro (1936-2007) cofseveralf several open newspaper pages placed side by side on the gallery floor.
In just one typical barn here at his Heartland Quality Egg Farm, 268,000 small white hens live in cages about the size of an open newspaper, six or seven to a cage.
The woman at the end of the line, sitting on a brick and shading her face with an open newspaper, told me that eggs would be sold again at four o'clock.
The current recall is the largest in memory, but involves only a small fraction of the 70 billion eggs produced annually, mostly by hens who spend their lives with six or seven others in cages the size of an open newspaper, their droppings carried away by one conveyer belt while the eggs are whisked off by another.
The two men chat across me about an ad for an upcoming Extreme Boxing Challenge in the private's open newspaper.
"I still open newspapers and it's predominantly male sports with one article on a female sports person.
She turned the opened newspaper over, to the front page, straightening the edges.
As a mottled butterfly is invisible against the ground so the demon merges with the opened newspaper.
Days later, Nigerians opened newspapers blasting fears of more Boko Haram attacks to find President Goodluck Jonathan urging them "not to despair" because his government is "winning the war against terror".
With dwindling readership and less young people even opening newspapers, the NYT should want to make itself as accessible and readable as possible, and yet, each time I read a sentence containing 'email message', it sticks in my craw.
