Some good insight in here on actual readership trends, including by day and vertical.
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The NT News. The slow death of a once valued journal of record. After moving to Darwin in the mid-eighties, the NT News—the only daily paper in town—was my local journal of record. For good or ill it was long an essential element of my morning habits. But things, and newspapers, always change and not always for the better. In recent years the NT News—like most of its News Limited companions—has been hamstrung by poor editorial choices and a flood of tabloid advertising from big-box and bottom-of-the-market brands. What was once a proud paper that could rightly call itself the local journal of record—a [reasonably] comprehensive and impartial record of the operation of the Territory’s civic society—is no more. Over the years I have spent dozens, perhaps hundreds, of hours trawling through microfiche records of the golden years—the late 1970 and 1980s—of the NT News archives. Today’s NT News is but an embarrassing simulacrum of its antecedents. Read the rest here: https://lnkd.in/g73Te68u
Fascinating report
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On this day, September 03, 1833, history was made with the publication of the first successful penny daily newspaper in the US - The New York Sun! Launched by Benjamin H. Day, it revolutionized the media landscape by offering news at a price accessible to the working class. Prior to The Sun, most newspapers cost several cents, effectively barring a large portion of the population from daily news. Day's innovation, a four-page paper packed with local news, crime reports, and even sports, at a mere penny, saw circulation skyrocket. By 1834, The Sun boasted the highest circulation in the entire country. The Sun's success paved the way for the "penny press" phenomenon, making news more democratic and accessible to the masses. This transformed the media industry, forever changing how information was disseminated and consumed. Other key milestones in the history of the New York Sun: 1868: Charles A. Dana purchased the Sun and became its editor 1887: The Sun introduces a popular evening edition. 1916: Frank Munsey acquires the Sun and merges it with his New York Press. January 4, 1950: The Sun merges with the New York World-Telegram. 1966: The Sun becomes part of the New York World Journal Tribune. 1967: The Sun ceases publication. 2002: The New York Sun's name and masthead are revived for a new newspaper founded by Seth Lipsky. 2008: Daily print publication of the new Sun ends, but lives on as an online-only publication The impact of this seemingly small change resonates even today. It serves as a reminder of the ongoing evolution of information access and the constant push for affordability and inclusivity. #MediaHistory #InformationRevolution #ExchangeInvest #ExchangeOfInformation
Dear connections, We are conducting a survey to understand the factors that are at play in a consumer's mind when they have to decide whether to consume news from traditional print newspapers or to access news from various online sources such as news aggregation websites, social media platforms, subscriptions of e-papers, etc. Availability of news media online and easy access to high speed internet has changed how people consume news on a daily basis. Gone are the days when we would pick up newspapers in the morning to catch-up with what's happening all around us. Owing to this changed landscape, we would like to know whether there's a decline in traditional print newspaper consumption or not. The survey involves a brief questionnaire designed to explore various factors that might influence the decision of present and future consumers alike, when it comes to consumption of news from various sources. Your participation in this study will help us gather data that can provide valuable insights towards the aforementioned objective and might also provide you with an opportunity to reflect on your own preferences and perhaps, influences. You can access the survey form from the following link: https://lnkd.in/gvfvzArZ Please note that this is an anonymous survey and your personal details will not be collected. The information collected will remain highly confidential and will be used for academic purposes only. Thank you for considering this request! Warm Regards, Jatin Kishore Mithlesh Kumar Ajay Kumar Pathak Ankita Sharma Abhinav Agarwal #survey #imtghaziabad #pgdmexp
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A few weeks ago, I completed my RISE course on Media and Misinformation, and it was really insightful! It was great to dive into something new and learn more about the British media landscape. Here are a few key takeaways from the course: - 📚 Understanding media bias: The British media has deep-rooted issues with bias and misinformation, often driven by political and corporate agendas. - 🕵️♂️ Fact-checking is crucial: Not everything you read online is true, and it's important to question sources and verify facts before accepting information as valid. - 🤔 Misinformation spreads quickly: Social media amplifies misinformation, making it harder to distinguish fact from fiction. This course really highlighted how much misinformation exists and the importance of being vigilant about the content we consume.
📰 Check out our latest blog post on the spread of news deserts in America!🌐🗺️ The post discusses the decline of newspapers and their impact on local communities. It's a must-read for anyone interested in the changing media landscape. Click the link below to read more: https://ift.tt/Zz3Kl2a
