The phrase 'digital newspapers' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to newspapers that are published digitally on the internet or on apps. For example, "Many readers are turning to digital newspapers for their news and current events coverage."
Those agents may also complicate efforts to sell digital newspapers on e-readers and tablet computers.
On Monday, the company announced a new app called Newsstand, which will group digital newspapers and magazines together in a single place.
Her mother is the senior vice president of sales for the Newspaper National Network, a sales and marketing network for print and digital newspapers.
But Gotlieb thinks that money might eventually go to digital newspapers, presumably because the technology will give advertisers a way to target individual consumers.
Other biographers have found that digital newspapers not only shed new light on well-known lives, but they can also help circumvent the archival gate-keeping that is common with famous figures.
It provided access to microfilm and digital newspapers and to radio, television, and Internet-derived news, as well as the opportunity to request the transfer of print copies of specific newspapers, periodicals, and journals from the Boston Spa facility.
Mail Online's 27% boost in the final quarter is a promising sign, particularly given at one point last year its growth rate fell to single digits as the entire digital newspaper ad market faltered.
The newsroom "is too big for a digital newspaper".
Two futures have emerged in the digital newspaper business.
With a group of former colleagues, we tried to create a start-up digital newspaper.
This is where the print newspaper and the digital newspaper are colliding.
