Sentence examples for shrinking newspapers from inspiring English sources

Rather than depending primarily on shrinking newspapers, communities should have a range of diverse sources of news reporting.

The incredible shrinking newspapers have become a joke and real journalism on the talk shows has completely disappeared.

Mr. Barclay's is David Harwood, also a reporter, though he works for a shrinking newspaper somewhere near Albany.

And by 2013, the video game market will be almost the size of the shrinking newspaper industry.

Countries everywhere are going to suffer from the loss of international reporting that has already been a consequence of shrinking newspaper staffs.

Given the subprime mortgage mess and shrinking newspaper readership, the prospects of a sudden upward spike in my financial fortunes after the New Year seemed dim.

But if there's one way to revitalize rapidly shrinking newspaper circulation, it's to write about Facebook and its wild and crazy apps.

SONIA GANDHI, the head of the ruling Congress party, laments that India's "moral universe" is shrinking, as newspapers fill with ever more galling cases of political corruption.

Of the thousands of paths taken by journalists who have been cast off by shrinking metropolitan newspapers, Mr. Sprengelmeyer's is one of the more unusual, and one of the more hopeful.

With profits shrinking fast, newspapers are grasping for the formula that will ensure survival, and a few have decided to save on printing and distribution by publishing only on the most profitable days of the week — potentially a step toward an all-digital future.

The jewel is the Daily Telegraph, Britain's top-selling broadsheet, which has a (fully-paid for) daily circulation of about 600,000.The Telegraph's readers are some of the oldest in an ageing, shrinking British newspaper market.