Significantly, the newspapers' royal charter does not include the government proposal, championed by Cameron's policy tsar Oliver Letwin, that the charter could only be dissolved with a two-thirds majority vote of both houses of parliament.
James Risser, the former head of Stanford University's Knight Fellows program, has declared in The Columbia Journalism Review that The Chronicle is a significantly improved newspaper since the merger.
The capture of Atlanta and Hood's burning of military facilities as he evacuated, were extensively covered by Northern newspapers, significantly boosting Northern morale, and Lincoln was reelected by a large margin.
Bartlett et al [17] found that RCTs from BMJ and the Lancet were significantly underreported in newspapers, when they compared the proportions of published RCTs and OSs that were selected for news coverage (2%; 5/295 vs 11%; 47/444).
The filing comes at the culmination of a year of poor economic conditions that have significantly hurt the newspaper industry.
Their paper concludes that ideological segregation online is "low in absolute terms, higher than most offline media (excluding national newspapers) and significantly lower than segregation" in most normal social interactions people have.
The data in Table 2 show that the total number of HIV/AIDS activity-oriented information published in Nigerian newspapers was significantly more than the total number of HIV/AIDS cognitive-oriented information during the period studied.
The only way that News Corp could reduce its share of newspaper sales significantly would be by selling the Sun or the Times titles.
The Sun is the UK's best-selling newspaper and, significantly, 1.7million of its readers every week are our target audience – women aged between 18 and 35 years old.
Although Mail Online's audience is significantly different from the newspaper's demographic, it has a clear purpose and brand, and therefore can define its digital business in a way that has even a nervous James Murdoch turning up to court Lord Rothermere.
