In June, the Newspaper Association of America went on a “paid content” info hunt, reminiscent of those fact-finding missions that Congress l… Read More »
Newspaper publishers eager to have their results show up as more authoritative than others got a lesson in ranking results from Google (NSDQ… Read More »
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NAA: Newspaper Sites’ Traffic Gained 12.3 Percent In Q1
By David Kaplan
Apr. 15, 2008, 12:06am
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Newspaper sites attracted more than 66.4 million unique visitors on average in Q1, for a 12.3 percent rise over the same period last year, a… Read More »
NAA: Online Newspaper Traffic Gains 6 Percent In '07, Though Growth Rate Slows
By David Kaplan
Jan. 24, 2008, 9:36pm
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Newspaper websites posted their largest traffic gains last year, hitting 62.8 million average monthly uniques in Q4 — up 6 percent over the… Read More »
With few exceptions, it’s been an ugly year for the newspaper industry, as digital growth hasn’t offset weakness in the core print business.… Read More »
Amid General Declines, Online Ad Spend On Newspaper Websites Climb 21.1 Percent, NAA Reports
By David Kaplan
Nov. 21, 2007, 1:06am
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Newspaper websites saw ad spending rise 21.1 percent to $773 million in Q3 versus the same period last year, according to estimates from the… Read More »
While the Q3 earnings of most newspaper publishers showed the usual “declining print/rising online dynamic” for revenues and readership, a s… Read More »
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