Not all newspaper readers are created equally
In fact, last year print subscribers in the US were worth $709 per person, while online readers were worth $46 each (source Columbia...
read moreIn fact, last year print subscribers in the US were worth $709 per person, while online readers were worth $46 each (source Columbia...
read moreDelivering the keynote lecture at the Edinburgh TV Festival, Newscorp Europe and Asia boss James Murdoch came out with a good...
read moreThe other day I commented on Columbia Journalism Review research showing that 88% of newspaper reading time (not readers) is in print...
read moreThe other day I posted about a Columbia Journalism Review study, which worked out that 88% of newspaper reading time (as opposed to...
read moreA constant conversation I have both with clients and colleagues could be paraphrased a little like this: “You can’t...
read moreAt a time when Rupert Murdoch and the Financial Times’ editor, Lionel Barber, are furiously trying to put the free content...
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