A site like NewsOK.com attracts frequent users, but they only read a few pages per visit, hardly the kind of audience that will help newspapers replace revenues from their shrinking paper editions.
Will employee resentment at shrinking paper values cancel out the benefits that a company derives from employee ownership?
With ad revenues shrinking, the paper was forced to cut back on staffing and raise its price.
He has done so, at least in part, by hiring Mr. Langfitt and three other former Sun reporters, as well as two exiles from another shrinking Tribune paper, The Los Angeles Times.
Mr. Marimow was fired in January 2004 and shortly after that, the company, based in Chicago, began shrinking the paper's Washington bureau, causing an exodus, and closing several of its foreign bureaus.
As with merely counting the forms returned by mail, that could result in minorities shrinking on paper, and then not having access to needed programs and infrastructure.
Make sure the coffee is cold otherwise it will shrink the paper Push your paper all the way down into the bucket full of coffee Lay the paper out to dry.
The Big Lead has risen to prominence as newspaper circulation and ad revenue have shrunk; many papers have cut back sports coverage, creating an opening for bloggers.
Circulation shrank as papers targeted wealthy audiences in order to increase advertising revenues, and it shrank further as the quality of news decreased.
The Times acknowledges that requiring readers to pay £1, or about $1.50, a day, or £2 a week, will shrink the paper's current Web audience of more than 20 million monthly.
("Murdoch is showing his true colors now! He's shrunk the paper's news hole!").
