Sentence examples for print reader from inspiring English sources

You can see examples of a Guardian and Observer print reader here, and a web user here.

Vin Crosbie, of Digital Deliverance, a consulting firm, recently estimated that newspapers need between 20 and 100 readers online to make up for losing just one print reader.

Many newspaper bosses would say this is too pessimistic: one British paper, for instance, reckons that one print reader is worth ten online.

I have been a Guardian reader all my life but your fawning championship of Knox is about to lose you another print reader.

Lauren Rich Fine, a financial analyst of newspapers, estimates that for every advertising dollar that a newspaper gets for a print reader, it receives only 20-30 cents for his online equivalent.

But advertisers have generally not considered an online reader to be as valuable as a print reader, so it remains to be seen what effect the numbers will have.

The Australian papers, like those elsewhere, are losing print readers and advertising revenue.

Print readers aren't counted, nor are Kindle-readers who don't use the highlighting feature.

In total, 74% of print readers look at the letters page at least occasionally.

And we can't assume that print readers browse through all sections of a newspaper".

However, the sad fact remains that digital readers aren't worth as much as print readers to newspaper publishers.