Revenues (inflation adjusted) have fallen back to the level of 1950. Adding in online revenue makes a negligible contribution to the industry.
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3 comments:
But wasn't 1950, the dawn of TV and TV news, supposed to be the END of newspapers' golden era?
Good point! I guess they were crying "wolf."
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