Go into any street anywhere and ask people if they would like a new newspaper and the majority will say yes.
A YouGov survey of 2,160 UK adults, also released today, found that 60% of adults think it is worth paying for a "good newspaper", with the majority of those surveyed saying they were generally more confident in what they read in paid-for newspapers, as opposed to freesheets.
Rather than each user reading a customized and completely different "newspaper," the vast majority of users turn out to see the same sites.
Ontario has more than 30 Chinese-language news outlets, mostly free newspapers, and the majority of them appear to avoid reporting that would anger China's leaders.
News Corp has the biggest-selling newspapers in the majority of metropolitan media markets, monopolies in many regional markets, the only general-readership national daily, and the only cable news channel.
The same problem, indeed, afflicts the Leveson inquiry, which is also bereft of tabloid experience – yet these newspapers have the majority of the readers and are responsible for most of the controversy.
David A. Schulz, a lawyer representing several news organizations, including The New York Times, in a friend-of-the-court filing in support of the New Jersey newspapers, said the majority was too credulous.
The newspaper concluded that the majority of the public had "come around" to the view that the government's "war on marijuana" was more harmful than marijuana itself.
The newspaper reported that the majority of labour camps have been replaced by "community correction" facilities where alleged offenders who have their communications monitored must attend drop-in centres.
Of the £100,000 that Mrs Turney reportedly earned from her deal with the Sun and ITV, the newspaper probably paid the majority, he reckons, as it is desperate to tempt readers to its site with footage of the sailor reunited with her family.
