Yep, being in the newpaper industry for roughly 20 years, I can say for sure that it is dying. I have heard newpaper people say that the only reason they stay in business is because of the inserts that businesses send to them to put inside the newspapers. All of the newspapers I know of are smaller than they were 20 years ago.
Why buy a newpaper when the news is old news, I mean when I look at the headlines tomorrow I would have already seen them today on the internet.
2006-12-03 01:16:28
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answered by KTR 3
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My father worked as a pressman, basically all his life. ( My brother still does.) I visited the pressroom as a child, & it seemed loud, dark and inky. Now, the same company, (at a new location,) has a 2 story glass window overlooking the pressroom! It is magnificent!
The statistics? The circulation figures are down. Reportedly, 71% of teens in America, ages 12-17, has access to the internet in their home. Yet, 54% of these same teens spend 1 hour or more reading the newspaper in any given week!
So, our newspaper industry dyeing? Couldn't we just say , having health issues with an unknown long term prognosis?
2006-12-03 04:57:40
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answered by Anonymous
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The process of putting images and text onto paper is usually referred to as printing. Dyeing is a term usually used for fabrics etc.
2006-12-03 01:11:16
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answered by Sam 2
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