Circulation of daily newspapers has dropped to a 77-year low, signaling an end to print and a shift to all-digital delivery, according to a new industry review.
The Pew Research Center said that circulation has reached a new low of 34.6 million, six million less than papers sold in 1940.
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8 comments:
I actually liked getting a newspaper until last year. I just couldn't stand being force fed liberal propaganda any longer so i canceled the Daily Times, since it was so slanted to the left. So if they go out of business, oh well. They did it to themselves.
I NEEEEED my Daily Times! Huh?
No sillies, not for the articles, for eating crabs!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fish wrap
That's a good one
Made me laugh
11:49...they are dropping papers all over the road where I live. They are free and work equally well for eating crabs. Hahaha
You can read most newspapers for free online now. Plus its much more environmentally sound to read online and stop killing the trees!
Could it be print newspapers like The Daily Mistake aren't worth reading or buying anymore? I know. I know. Call it a crazy thought.
They are also good for starting a fire in the wood stove.
Lets see now....fish wrap, wood stove kindling, crabs on the picnic table....bird cages....shredded puppy bed material.
How many other uses are there?
34.6 million. That's STILL a lot of newspapers!
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