Newspaper readers express preference for online editions
A survey by Nielsen/NetRatings (PDF) says one in five newspaper readers look at Internet editions only. That could be seen as a bad sign for newspapers, most of which are steadily losing subscribers.
Bob Calder, director of consumer research at the Readership Institute, says these are challenging times for newspapers.
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