Sentence examples for value of newspapers from inspiring English sources
The value of newspapers' brands, such as it is, is built by delivering journalism people want to read.
Dominic Carter, the managing director of commercial at News UK, says that after a tough summer event days like Black Friday prove the value of newspapers to advertisers.
The effort is intended to invigorate the value of newspapers and to inspire other ad executives to produce copy that attracts readers.
"The true value of newspapers lies in the quality of content and analysis – and the various ways in which we use different media platforms and understand and respond to our readers' needs".
"The value of newspapers is dropping so the financial sacrifice necessary to do this is becoming easier, and I think there is a lot of charitable money around, and there are some money people who are concerned about the future of journalism".
And the advertising value of newspapers has increased exponentially.
The value of newspaper endorsements like all endorsements is an open question.
It is probably good to be skeptical about the value of newspaper endorsements overall, especially at a time of declining circulation and increasing competition in the media space.
It sees the economic value of newspaper content as self-evident, of a piece with its perceived social value and something that must be preserved first, improved upon later.
The sale could help assuage some investors who are nervous about the values of newspaper companies, however, because Knight Ridder commanded a premium of about 25percentt for its shares from the time it put itself up for sale in November under pressure from shareholders who were unhappy with performance of its stock.
P16 Johnston Press writes £217m off value of local newspapers.
