Sentence examples for change in readership from inspiring English sources

An analysis of 88 major papers showed that in the last two years, about half of them had seen no change in readership or had registered an increase, said Bob Cohen, president and chief executive officer of Scarborough.

The popularity of the works of Saikaku, for example, reveals this change in readership and authorship, while Bashō revivified the poetic tradition of the Kokinshū with his haikai (haiku) and wrote the poetic travelogue Oku no Hosomichi.

The name was changed to AMASS in 2000 to clarify its dedication to the urgent social, political, economic and cultural issues of the day, and to reflect a change in readership consistent with it.

This will include changes to the weekday Guardian, which are designed to reflect changes in readership patterns and release resources to invest in the growth of our digital operations.

These huge changes in readership are altering the way evolution and other branches of science are reported.

Furthermore, we recognise that the situation is liable to change particularly as electronic access to journals becomes more widespread and this survey is cross-sectional and therefore unable to track changes in readership levels or journal impact factors over time.

But there is one big change: a shift in readership from local papers to national ones.

"As young people become used to reading virtually everything online," said Paul LeClerc, president of the New York Public Library, "that is going to propel a change in terms of readership of e-books rather than readership of physical books".

Popularizations of specialist texts afford linguists case studies of the ways in which changes in target readership affect the construction of texts.

"The Sun is registering the change in mood of its readership – it has to, otherwise it doesn't make commercial sense".

Even though the proportion of female creators continues to hover around just 10%, this demographic shift in readership has also changed the way characters are depicted.