We can dub it newspaper suicide when newspapers do things that are guaranteed to reduce subscription rates, and I don’t mean by endorsing an unpopular candidate or showing bias on their pages. It is by cannibalizing their own print readers.
Let me give you a case in point about my local newspaper, the fabled Washington Post. [...]
Posts Tagged ‘changes in newspapers’
How Newspapers Are Killing Themselves
Posted in Print media, tagged changes in, changes in newspapers, death of newspapers, future of print, newspaper, Washington Post on June 4, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Those changes in print–UPDATED
Posted in Print media, tagged changes in magazines, changes in newspapers, declines in print advertising on February 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Fitness Magazine’s latest issue contains an insert…of coupons, just like you would find in newspapers. Newsweek is revamping its content/look and will try to up its price to subscribers (story from the New York Times). Last week, I looked up Pink magazine in the store, and found a thin magazine that resembled a supermarket tabloid [...]
