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The decline in printed papers: what comes next for news groups?
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The decline in printed papers: what comes next for news groups?
Circulation of newspapers has been declining since the late 19th century. The decline of local printed newspapers can be due to high production costs, declining readership, or decreased advertising revenue, according to Close Up Washington DC. “Newspapers historically have made the bulk of their money from advertisements, since that’s where people went to find out where to buy things, said Bailey Dick, a media historian and assistant professor a…
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