Of the 60% of respondents reporting exposure to at least one newspaper component, half of them increased their intervention dose by at least 1 as a result of additional exposures to non-newspaper components.
Based on these results, additional analysis was conducted to determine how many respondents saw only the newspaper component(s), a combination of components, or only non-newspaper components (Table 3).
Of the total sample, 30% read at least one newspaper component only, 30% saw some combination of newspaper and other intervention components, and 8% saw other intervention components only.
Conversion factors for fuel-N to NO were determined for single components of newspaper, cardboard, glossy paper, low-density polyethylene (LDPE), and poly vinylchloride) (PVC) and their mixtures, using gases with oxygen concentrations of 12, 21, and 40 vol %.
A number of newspaper editors say the component of A.P. service that would be hardest to replace is still photography.
The online components of newspapers are now just as important as in print -- and increasingly are becoming more interactive, further drawing in audiences.
Methods were selected that tapped into the communication culture of rural communities, including the use of local community members in program components, local newspapers and adaptations of familiar small print materials (communication methods engrained into every day life in rural towns), and local organizations that are very common and valued in rural communities.
"Until recently, the media mix available for political campaigning included five components: television, radio, newspaper, telephones and direct mail," said Ron Faucheux, editor of Campaigns & Elections magazine in Washington, D.C. "Now, there is a sixth: the Internet.
