why newspaper content windowing vanished
The history of newspaper content windowing suggests underlying economics could close entertainment video windowing. … Read the post why newspaper content windowing vanished
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return to civility in media
In the early 1870s in Roseburg, Oregon, competing newspapers violently attacked each other in print and in person. … Read the post return to civility in media
the Wall Street Journal's box
Recently a Wall Street Journal newspaper box showed up at the Independence Avenue exit of the Smithsonian metro stop in Washington, DC. Unlike the traditional front-loader, this box is a large, thick-walled top-loader. It sells copies for $2. It even offers the option of paying by credit card. A street vendor about 10 yards away … Continue reading the Wall Street Journal's box
print distribution boxes still prevalent
Over the past two years, the number of print distribution boxes outside an Arlington metro entrance has increased slightly. In July, 2008, 30 print distribution boxes stood outside the Courthouse/Clarendon St. metro entrance. The number of print distribution boxes there is now 32. At least six of those boxes have been abandoned. One of the … Continue reading print distribution boxes still prevalent
newspaper advertising revenue estimates
While newspapers clearly are suffering economically, different sources of newspaper advertising statistics show different extents of decline. The Newspaper Association of America (NAA) website reports a 27.94% year-on-year decline in newspaper advertising revenue for the third quarter of 2009 (2009 Q3). Data from the U.S. Census Bureau’s Quarterly Services Survey indicate a 14% year-on-year decline … Continue reading newspaper advertising revenue estimates