Sentence examples for newspaper disruption from inspiring English sources

Hence, we're left with newspaper disruption.

One might think Craigslist is as ready for disruption as sleepy newspaper classified ad sections once were.

But the disruption to the newspaper's newsgathering efforts was significant enough that Post editors were advising reporters to set up temporary e-mail accounts using Yahoo and Hotmail.

Newspapers felt the pain of technological disruption first, when people had dial-up modems capable of transmitting modest, largely text-based data.

More recently, Harris wrote, Berke has been teaching "other reporters and editors to produce this work, and to helping the Times imagine its future in an age of nonstop disruption and innovation for newspapers".

This is the cusp of a disruption of television news like newspapers have already experienced.

Mr. Owen's eye was caught by an article in this newspaper describing Britons' quivering upper lip over the disruptions.

The industry has withstood the disruption that the internet wrought on newspapers and TV, partly thanks to an enormous audience of commuters trapped in cars.

Magazine publishers, like newspaper owners and broadcasters, have been dealing with the disruption wrought on their business models by the internet for the best part of a decade.

This creation of a newspaper monopoly, largely as a result of continuing digital disruption, could well be replicated elsewhere in other relatively small countries.

The demise of the newspaper industry is a cautionary example of what happens when disruption instead prevails and an industry's traditional economics are destroyed.