Sentence examples for strength of newspapers from inspiring English sources

It is often said that the historic strength of newspapers is their reliance on the twin sources of advertising and cover sales.

The growth of digital media and TV news and the ongoing strength of newspapers demonstrate the appetite for news in India but, as in all countries with a free press, there are debates over quality, editorial independence, ownership and diversity.

But the bedrock strength of Tindle Newspapers is the opposite of lunches with the London mighty: all 225 titles are sacredly local.

He revealed his agency had been hired by Cameron's team on the strength of a newspaper attack ad it had created in 2007.

Mr. Black said in a statement that his company, Hollinger International, "believes this intimate association with a highly successful telecaster built by an entrepreneurial spirit compatible with Hollinger is the best possible assurance of the strength of the newspaper franchises".

The winners highlight the longstanding strength of the Southern newspaper group based in Guangdong and the pioneering role played by a handful of investigative magazines.

The strength of the Murdoch newspaper and TV empire was that it occupied the commanding heights of a kind of journalism that dispenses power, intimidates and influences politicians and shapes political outcomes.

The way Dash "is launching is a strong acknowledgment of the weakness of traditional magazine distribution and the strength of vital local-market newspapers to deliver an audience," she added.

Her subject matter spans the great diversity of life on earth, and at the same time, strikes common and universal themes... "The strength of animals trying earnestly to live in unforgiving nature impresses me, their strength is much like the way pieces of newspapers rolled one by one, together, increase in strength as I work with them".

But, he noted, "the composition of the earnings was different than I thought it would be; the strength in broadcasting and the relative weakness of newspapers was surprising".

That could speak to the strength of the area's traditional newspapers, said Barbara Selvin, a professor at Stony Brook University's journalism school.