Sentence examples for falling readership from inspiring English sources

In 1981, "Charlie" – as it is nicknamed – ceased publication, owing to falling readership.

Two weeks ago the monthly music magazine Select was forced to close because of falling readership and competition from the internet, in particular bands' own websites.

Faced with falling readership, declining advertising revenue and millions of dollars in red ink, the newspaper's owners have told union leaders they must send half the staff packing or start writing the obituary.

Aspiring journalists could be forgiven for feeling pessimistic about their careers: most newspapers are seeing a falling readership and the phone hacking scandal has led many to question the ethics of the industry.

Most consumer and business publishers have unsurprisingly lost profits and revenue in past two years, against a backdrop of falling readership: the ABC figures for the first half of 2009 show that readership declined 21.5% – a loss of 17.4m copies – compared with the equivalent period a year earlier.

It might be unfair to say the news industry is desperate for some fresh ideas to help with its cruelly slow transition into the internet era, but certainly journalism's finest editorial and commercial minds have been battling with the dynamics of falling readership and revenues for many years.

Newspapers, despite falling print readerships, still set the daily agenda.

With newspaper circulation falling and her readership shrinking, "Cathy" now appears in only about 900 papers.

Her declining health and a falling off in readership among older children have been put forward as the principal reasons for this change in trend.

People who complained that their readership was falling and their publishing contracts were not being renewed.

Back to normal, however, also meant back-to-normal worries, like falling stock prices and readership and competition with direct-mail companies.