Too often it does not, preferring to perpetuate controversies to gain readership or ratings.
Our local blog, L.A. Now, continues to gain readership, growing by 23% to nearly 160 million page views, while Movies Now grew 221% to 79 million in 2013.
There's also a probable interest in trying to continue to gain readership among women; the magazine has clearly courted that market with features on "women's issues" like college sexual assault or Gamergate.
This made it an underground classic but also prevented it from gaining wider readership.
Indeed, the difficulty that some unestablished novelists find in gaining a readership (which means the attention of a commercial publisher) has led them to take the copying machine as seriously as the printing press and to make the composition, mimeographing, binding, and distribution of a novel into a single cottage industry.
In so doing, she gained a readership of some 90 million people in more than 1,200 newspapers worldwide.
It is not unusual in Japan for a manga on a seemingly niche topic to gain enormous readership and become serialised on television or turned into films.
His is the first significant book, written, like Stewart's, in a novelistic mode and likely to gain popular readership, to incorporate this new data.
Since launching two years ago, Taiwan-based media startup The News Lens has gained a readership of five million readers a month by presenting a levelheaded alternative to the country's scandal-obsessed newspapers.
Deng Xiaoping, China's leader, denounced him, and party cells across the country were ordered to study and criticise Mr Fang's views, usefully gaining him a readership of millions.He was not, however, put in prison.
