13 March 2008 at 1449
Roy Greenslade summarises the current situation facing newspapers.
I agree with his conclusion:
Unless traditional newspaper publishers can find a way of securing substantial online revenue streams, by attracting sufficient eyeballs for their editorial content, there is no future for them.
Categories: Journalism, Web
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