This thesis provides an examination of the impact of the switch by news readers from print newspapers to news Web sites and other digital news media. The method is qualitative research in the form of a series of in-person interviews with top level editors at nine large national and regional U.S. newspapers. The consensus of the editors interviewed is that the rise of online news is a primary cause of the shrinkage of print news readership. Further, they agreed that print newspaper readership will continue to decline. Finally, most of the editors concluded that---although it presents opportunities---the impact of the transition has often been devastating and has added to the crisis in the American newspaper industry
The newspaper industry is in a state of evolution because of declining circulation and the increasin...
Interviews with U.S. newspaper journalists reveal that along with online initatives, newsroooms are ...
The concept of competitive displacement is central to theories of media evolution, and the threat th...
The newspaper industry is in a period of transition. Circulation is shrinking, readership is decreas...
This quantitative research study explores questions about why and how U.S. daily newspapers are adap...
The research and statistics gathered in this thesis begin in 2000. Newspapers began experiencing cha...
The purpose of this study was to determine the effects that the World Wide Web (Web) is having on ne...
honors thesisCollege of HumanitiesEnglishJanet KaufmanFor over two hundred years, newspapers served ...
University of Minnesota M.A. thesis. July 2011. Major: Mass Communication. Advisor: Dan Sullivan. 1 ...
This entry discusses recent scholarship on the production and consumption of online newspapers. The ...
Several industries have been affected by digitalization over the last decade. Currently the world of...
This work explores the ways the Internet has changed the way journalists and the companies they work...
This paper aims to fill in the holes in research already conducted by collecting information regardi...
The changes that have occurred in the first decade of this century have dramatically shook the media...
Abstract In the past decades the newspaper industry went through many changes but it has never had a...
The newspaper industry is in a state of evolution because of declining circulation and the increasin...
Interviews with U.S. newspaper journalists reveal that along with online initatives, newsroooms are ...
The concept of competitive displacement is central to theories of media evolution, and the threat th...
The newspaper industry is in a period of transition. Circulation is shrinking, readership is decreas...
This quantitative research study explores questions about why and how U.S. daily newspapers are adap...
The research and statistics gathered in this thesis begin in 2000. Newspapers began experiencing cha...
The purpose of this study was to determine the effects that the World Wide Web (Web) is having on ne...
honors thesisCollege of HumanitiesEnglishJanet KaufmanFor over two hundred years, newspapers served ...
University of Minnesota M.A. thesis. July 2011. Major: Mass Communication. Advisor: Dan Sullivan. 1 ...
This entry discusses recent scholarship on the production and consumption of online newspapers. The ...
Several industries have been affected by digitalization over the last decade. Currently the world of...
This work explores the ways the Internet has changed the way journalists and the companies they work...
This paper aims to fill in the holes in research already conducted by collecting information regardi...
The changes that have occurred in the first decade of this century have dramatically shook the media...
Abstract In the past decades the newspaper industry went through many changes but it has never had a...
The newspaper industry is in a state of evolution because of declining circulation and the increasin...
Interviews with U.S. newspaper journalists reveal that along with online initatives, newsroooms are ...
The concept of competitive displacement is central to theories of media evolution, and the threat th...