Sentence examples for So newspapers from inspiring English sources

So newspapers might in time move to Sunday-only printing and publish digitally during the week.A variety of other models are also being tried.

So newspapers, which spend far more than £20,000 in a minute let alone the months leading up to the election, can campaign for any party they like (and against any parties they don't like).

So newspapers are redoubling their efforts.

So newspapers, faced with double digit declines every six months, are raising their prices.

"So newspapers can print those names … so the list can be hacked by foreign entities like the Chinese?" He also seized on the effects of sequestration.

And so newspapers are one, but there are all sorts of others.

In Mr. Sulzberger's early years as publisher, his attitude toward the dozen or so newspaper unions in New York ranged from annoyance to hostility.

So newspaper and magazine Web sites are appealing places for advertisers to be?

So newspaper and magazine publishers are having to ask for all rights in perpetuity to protect themselves from litigation.

I did not figure that out until life began to show me I was a so-so newspaper reporter, and as a novelist I might have something special.

Admittedly, they are all over the place, but so are newspapers that look like newspapers online.