Posted by DB4600 on January 20, 2016 at 08:22:51 from (70.197.234.24):
In Reply to: Local Newspapers posted by Mark W. on January 20, 2016 at 05:04:01:
The EV "Yournal" closed up because the advertising profits were drank up. The neighboring paper expanded into the area and does a nice job. An indication of how bad the readership has dropped came when my mechanic opened up in his new shop and had an open house with free food enticing people to make a visit. He said only half of the expected local leaches showed up for the free food. In another example, The Peach covers a several county area in central MN and used to encompass two sections of mostly farm related ads. Now the new publisher has included Obits and commentary in the weekly advertiser and still can only put together enough for one section. In times past The Peach would have two pages of upcoming auctions near the back. Spring time might bring four pages. Now they have one page of the die hards. In contrast look how many online action houses have sprung up. The tack boards at the local mills are a skeleton of what they used to be.
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