By Jim Harris
It’s easy to blame craigslist, but the real culprit is economic short-sightedness
For newspapers it has been death by a thousand cuts: American readership has been falling by more than 700,000 a year since 2000, according to the Newspaper Association of America (NAA), and revenue was already down when the recession came along and shot another body blow to advertising income.
By Jim Harris
My most recent column in backbone magazine focuses on the decline of newspapers. Read an excerpt below:
For newspapers it has been death by a thousand cuts: American readership has been falling by more than 700,000 a year since 2000, according to the Newspaper Association of America (NAA), and revenue was already down when the recession came along and shot another body blow to advertising income.
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