Sentence examples for readership decline from inspiring English sources

The new tabloids, he argues, could be the answer to keeping them, and stemming the industry's long-term readership decline.

According to comScore, the Times UK website saw its online readership decline by 4 million unique visitors a month worldwide to 2.4 million, or a 62percentt drop.

And unlike when the Spectator saw its readership decline, the modern media landscape ― with its easy points of access and low bars for entry ― makes it harder today to punish perceived bad actors.

But even as readership declines, great novels continue to be written.

As paper readership declines and online readership continues to rise, the Guardian will need to consider the extent to which it is meeting expectations around these issues.

The internet, an ageing newspaper readership, declining ad revenues and free papers have battered the market for the printed word, despite government subsidies.

In an open letter to campus, Mr. Frank pointed to Pew Research Center studies showing overall print newspaper readership declines among 18- to 24-year-olds.

As the Internet increasingly pervaded daily life, newspaper readership declined significantly, as did the viewership of the major broadcast network news programs.

Faced with falling readership, declining advertising revenue and millions of dollars in red ink, the newspaper's owners have told union leaders they must send half the staff packing or start writing the obituary.

With donations slowing to a trickle even as the lawsuit drags on, the paper is left with a fund that matters more for what it has come to represent: tangible evidence of reader loyalty at a time when many newspapers are fighting steep readership declines.

Most consumer and business publishers have unsurprisingly lost profits and revenue in past two years, against a backdrop of falling readership: the ABC figures for the first half of 2009 show that readership declined 21.5% – a loss of 17.4m copies – compared with the equivalent period a year earlier.