If it does, the readership of The New York Times Book Review is probably it.
Perhaps it has something to do with the readership of my column, but I get the most complaints from owners of cars from DaimlerChrysler and General Motors, particularly the Cadillac division of GM.
So what does that make the readership in the first place, then?
Not only did the Tribune have wide readership with the United States and not only did that readership come from the working classes, but the readers seemed to be from the progressive wing of the working class.
And, as a friend of mine said about five thousand readers, 'If they came through your living room one at a time they'd leave you in tears.' "So when I talk of the death of reading, I'm not saying, 'Poor me, or poor the other guy, we don't have the readership.' I just mean that this great human endeavor has come to an end, when we're talking about the serious novel, and that is worth marking.
Had more newspapers charged for online content (as growing numbers, including The Economist, have since opted to do), print readership and profits might have been higher.All the news that fits your beliefsThe travails of old media would trouble few outside the industry, but for the fact that the news business nurtures an informed citizenry, a public good of some value.
To boost my readership, I considered doing the same with fliers that say CONFESSIONSOFAWORRYWART.COM.
As the Internet increasingly pervaded daily life, newspaper readership declined significantly, as did the viewership of the major broadcast network news programs.
Even so, it is not clear what large-scale cuts in content "might do to readership and, therefore, advertising," he said.
Sometime back in Colorado's booming decade of the '90s, we did a readership study at the Boulder County Business Report that came back showing our business readers ate out a local restaurants about five times a week -- or at least once a day.
