Thursday, August 11, 2005
Sudoku craze
All the newspapers have suddenly seemed to discover Sudoku as a way to catch the attention of readers. Most of the English newspapers have followed the trend as if it is a sure shot way to make the readers addicted and Sudoku is prominently featured every day. The poor cross word has been further reduced in space. It is to be seen if this Sudoku craze will spread or is just a passing fad.
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