Sentence examples for news readership from inspiring English sources

The Times was one of the first papers to institute a paywall online, charging readers for access to their stories, in an effort to find new sources of revenue as news readership moved from print to web.

All the growth in news readership is on the internet, on mobiles, on tablets.

But in Northern and Central Europe, where news readership and even print publishing remain healthy by comparison, the leading media groups have been aggressively investing in marketplace and e-commerce startups across the continent over the last decade.

The algorithm combines this data with website traffic and online news readership figures to determine the purchase-equivalent dollar value of the brand exposure across more than 30 million sources by gauging sentiment, frequency, and exposure of news mentions and social dialogue.

WCBS-TV said it was hoping that the alliance would help it reach viewers in Brooklyn and Staten Island, boroughs with strong Daily News readership, while the newspaper said it hoped that the segments would prompt viewers to buy the paper.

There is good news about readership, he said, "but you wouldn't know that to read the newspapers".

The idea involves recruiting a digital analysis giant (such as UKOM/Nielsen or Comscore) to provide details of online news site readership – time, intensity, age, gender, class – that will finally balance what the national survey does for print.

There is good news about newspaper readership, he said, "but you wouldn't know that to read the newspapers".

As more people turn to blogs for news and commentary, readership separates between conservative and liberal sites, with little cross-traffic.

He charts the evolution from "one-off newspapers" with eye-catching headlines to journalistically-sophisticated subscription 'papers, like the Wall Street Journal, and notes that matters have come full-circle: in a bid to maximise readership, news is returning to a point at which its headlines are increasingly sensationalist in a crowded cyber-marketplace. .

Then there's Fox News, a new business news channel and the rest of News Corp.'s multimedia empire that could also help expand the paper's readership.