It has a daily readership of about 67,000 and a Sunday readership of 83,000, according to the Baltimore Sun Group, which owns it.
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Chartbeat, a company that tracks online readership for 8,000 news publishers in 50 countries, provided its daily readership data for 2017 to The Economist.
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As soon as they formed the new company, readership followed.
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There's a really generous readership with YA. It's trickle down.
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These sites had a combined readership of 15 million Americans.
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That was when the readership started to grow the fastest.
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There's also the matter of writing for a general readership.
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When a news organization relies almost entirely on its readership for its revenue, it will inevitably start to cater to what the publisher perceives to be the political center of gravity of that readership.
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" Sulzberger added, "So we actually saw readership of political coverage decline.
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I'm sure readership is ticked up, but I'm wondering about advertising.
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According to Publisher's Weekly, adults comprise over half of YA's readership.
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US Weekly readership in particular has been unstable in recent years.
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Not surprisingly, readership and utilization of the reports were quite low.
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He then switched his focus to Trump and his readership soared.
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Building it distracted me from what mattered, which was growing readership.
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News coverage of these efforts does not get a significant readership.
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He was in synch with the highbrow readership of the day.
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It had a big readership and featured several writers she idolized.
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Saudi Arabia makes up most of the readership, Vogue Arabia said.
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The freefall in advertising comes amid a precipitous rise in readership.
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The coronavirus pandemic has inspired an unprecedented surge in news readership.
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The majority of Wattpad's readership isn't underage, the company tells us.
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Its readership is vast, its satisfactions apparently limitless, its profitability incontestable.
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With a limited readership in general, how can they all survive?
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One reason is the readership and engagement from audiences have increased.
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But that 13 percent generated 26 percent of our total readership.
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Realistically, I do—it's very roughly half of Gizmodo's readership, likely more.
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It is a seriously failing paper with readership which is way down.
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But he did not find a vast readership in the United States.
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But placing a password on his account would likely cut readership severely.
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Brush up on book on Wikipedia to corroborate thin claim of readership.
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The larger readership wants our stories to reflect what America is today.
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Guardian began racking up global readership that would come to rival that
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The partnership aims to boost readership and advertising amid declining print circulation.
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The article itself was not classified, but reached only a small readership.
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But its wide readership and cheap advertising rates quickly weakened rival papers.
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So the Nigerian fashion magazine industry has found a receptive young readership.
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He is effective as ever at writing history for a broad readership.
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The magazine's readership is small, with a circulation of 53,25, but influential.
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Below are the most-read obituaries of 2016, in order of readership.
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That's because Unpresidented is counting on its readership to do the job.
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"WikiLeaks schedules publications to maximize readership and reader engagement," the staff member wrote.
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At least, publications in the mass-readership space of a glossy web entity.
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Is it an attempt to diversify its readership and boost its street cred?
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We have a readership of 75,000 and online followers on top of that.
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She fabricates an imagined relationship with her deadbeat dad to please its readership.
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In other cases, headline tests have increased readership by an order of magnitude.
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Essence, a 48-year-old monthly lifestyle magazine, has a majority-black readership.
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Virtually every news outlet reports that readership is at an all-time high.
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For now, it remains a regional newspaper with a declining readership and revenue.
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The New York Times is a U.S.-based publication with a global readership.
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It doesn't feel the need to locate Goethe for a non-German readership.
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And he always retained his readership—a best-seller until the very end.
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Not surprisingly, "1984" has found a nervous readership in today's "post-truth" era.
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Some of them have a readership of about 11 people, and she has a readership over 100 million, so I think she happened on something really real and a relationship they could just believe and absorb and get on board with.
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Are you sick and tired of female authors getting all the acclaim and readership?
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Readership grew 300% last year, so it's building a wide funnel for the subscriptions.
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In the coming years, it could be more difficult to keep growing the readership.
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For Inside, the acquisition is an opportunity to expand its readership outside of Taiwan.
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Increased competition from digital media and a declining readership is driving print advertising down.
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The media salivates over this kind of information because the readership loves junk psychology.
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Meanwhile, the country's print newspapers have been hit hard by sharp declines in readership.
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By contrast, Delbanco seems to be reaching beyond scholars to a more general readership.
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These tags then become searchable and valuable for deeper analysis of trends in readership.
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Mostly for the purpose of posterity; we have no real readership other than ourselves.
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However, this is definitely somebody else's book and will probably find an avid readership.
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These are the 500-pound gorillas of literature, with wide readership and fanatical followings.
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They were not intended to indicate overall Braille readership; such statistics were not available.
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Because the article was published only in German, its readership in Minnesota was limited.
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Harry and Draco, coined 'Drarry' by their readership are apparently one spicy, spicy dish.
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We're working hard to find the right mix for our vast and varied readership.
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It now has nearly 900,000 daily print readers, in addition to its online readership.
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As you might expect, that readership is not there for displays of technical prowess.
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She expects subscribers to span both Muslim and non-Muslim women, given the site's readership.
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There's a certain segment of PEOPLE readership who read that sentence and immediately started watching.
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Introducing heroes who are black, Latino, gay, Asian, or transgender has an effect on readership.
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"Newspapers were desperately seeking to maximize their readership as much as possible," he tells Vox.
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The hope, though, is for substantial readership growth over the next two or three years.
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Total coverage of Irma drew four times the readership of Hurricane Maria's hitting Puerto Rico.
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His summit with North Korea's Kim Jong Un in June got 1.5m hours of readership.
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It's important to point out contrarian views to the New York Times readership, he said.
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Since Bezos' acquisition, the Post has greatly expanded its digital offerings, and readership has exploded.
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Now they are far livelier, and play a role in driving readership and subscriptions higher.
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More recently, Salon offered its readership the opportunity to mine cryptocurrency instead of seeing ads.
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For Meredith, a hardy company with a loyal print readership, the acquisition of Time Inc.
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Mr. Hefner aimed to be the first to claim a mainstream readership and mainstream distribution.
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The society was founded in 1910 to promote poetry in America and expand its readership.
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If an article was posted by Trump retweeters, they assumed the publication's readership was conservative.
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But in this new era, subscriber numbers are more important than fly-by-night readership.
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And it's worth anyone's taking seriously, because O'Reilly's core readership will take it as gospel.
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Ms. Stockton says she believes the readership expands into other demographics through word-of-mouth.
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A Pew Research Center study on daily newspaper readership found a steady and precipitous decline across all age demographics, but in the 2628-28500 group, the numbers fell from a high readership of 6900 percent in 2628 to a mere 28503 percent in 22019.
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Bauer Media's Czech publisher sold 49 million magazines in 2017 and had readership of 3.4 million.
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The organization will end up in an ideological box the readership won't let it out of.
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Mr. Kahn described the readership goal in terms of "engaged readers" who are regular digital visitors.
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And the media sometimes need terrorists to keep a story going, and to gain more readership.
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But that's an issue between the publisher and the readership whether it's clearly stated etc etc.
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If Mr Popham's book is intended to reach a wide readership, Marie Lall's is more academic.
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"There's an underserved readership" in Europe, Mr. Marlow said, before referring to the recent "Brexit" vote.
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It is one of the first novels on this subject in any language, for any readership.
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Politico Europe says it is the quality, not the size, of the readership that matters most.
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Another piece of the puzzle is that the horse-race stories seemed to attract more readership.
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At its peak in the 1970s, the magazine had amassed a readership of around seven million.
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A big prize means a jump in sales and readership even for a well-known writer.
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With the magazine industry in financial trouble, the New York sites have maintained a loyal readership.
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Print-newspaper readership is steeply declining amid fears that papers can be carriers of the disease.
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The Daily Star and The Daily Express have also seen severe declines in their print readership.
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That, he suggested, was perhaps because of a change in the demographics of the print readership.
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Newspapers have reached online readership highs that would have been unimaginable just a few years ago.
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Consider Hodinkee, a go-to website for watch geeks, where the readership is 93 percent male.
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Vice has lost its swagger amid its sexual harassment scandals and its readership is in decline.
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My site is split half and half from a readership standpoint between North America and international.
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Zwillenberg emphasised he would be cautious about raising cover prices, and would not alienate its loyal readership.
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According to the HFPA website, the group's journalists have a combined readership of more than 250 million.
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Meanwhile, during the past two years, the New York Times' monthly online readership has doubled to 130m.
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The problem is that too many of them are not relevant to the readership of the journals.
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Lo and behold, we are told that white women are the largest readership, in terms of numbers.
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An established, loyal readership is always willing to pay, as the rising number of digital subscribers attests.
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Alan Rusbridger, Ms Viner's predecessor, had led the newspaper to global relevance with a large online readership.
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Traditional newspapers earn most from print media advertising, and have a readership used to reading physical newspapers.
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"It's like me and the readership saying, 'It's great fun, but let's take it further,'" Fforde says.
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However, partnering with Chef'd allows the Times to leverage its brand and readership to increase its profits.
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While he didn't get into baseball writing to break rumors, his access has grown alongside his readership.
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As print advertising revenues decline, mainstream newspapers are also leaning on their readership to fund newsroom operations.
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From a print circulation of about 10,000 copies, readership has grown with the digital shift, Joshi said.
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With Trump turning to Wall Street to fill some cabinet posts, readership is climbing further, Miller said.
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False stories on Facebook such as "Pope Francis endorses Trump" won huge readership during the presidential campaign.
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" Hurwitz's "advice" includes choosing the right title, writing for a specific readership and being prepared for "haters.
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The Telegraph is a paper with a largely conservative readership and is well-read among Conservative politicians.
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In 1995, if you were a journalist, your readership was dictated almost entirely by who published you.
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Around when readership reached one million in 2013, Hesser and Stubbs were ready to expand their business.
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"The president said that I published salacious details to gain readership," said Marjorie Kirk, the newspaper's editor.
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Under the new leadership, Quartz is to focus on developing subscription products aimed at its current readership.
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George reported that Jalopnik's readership, an active crew, was often enraged by the convertible: such tacky lines.
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For those men and women, I invited the New York Times readership to help make a diagnosis.
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His own readership is steadily growing, and he will print about 2,000 copies of his summer issue.
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Lamb is skeptical; The Sun's working-class readership is not exactly a natural fit for the Tories.
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Why are publishers of children's literature so starkly at odds with their readership in the first place?
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But in New Orleans, where daily newspaper readership was unusually high, the resistance was immediate and loud.
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While High Times was all but invisible to martini-sipping straights, it had an avid cult readership.
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The Times uses a few different technologies to measure readership and behavior within our website and apps.
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Soon, a wide readership formed and her posthumous fame grew, nourished by the stories people passed around.
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The self-selecting crowd appeared, like the site's readership, to be made up of liberal-minded women.
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Fr. Z, as he's known, posted the exchange on his blog to a devoted readership of many thousands.
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Mafra publications reach a readership of 2.4 million while 3.4 million people a week visit its online publications.
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Even the so-called alt-right, a large part of Bannon's base and Breitbart's readership, turned on him.
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That's really a readership level, and what we found was that younger and younger girls were reading it.
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François Godard, a media analyst, sees a gap between the country's mainstream media and an increasingly populist readership.
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" Another comment she liked said, "I genuinely do not understand why @voguemagainze does not listen to its readership.
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Both posts were behind Medium's gated paywall, limiting reach somewhat, although O'Connor says they've received a wide readership.
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I took pride in writing for a company that pushed itself to represent each percentage of its readership.
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Even as the Yiddish readership aged and the Russian edition was sold in 2004, the Forward soldiered on.
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They thought because it said "skateboarding" really big across the top, it must've connected to a wider readership.
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An intellectual magazine with a larger, more devoted readership than many lifestyle publications—he proved that was possible.
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Now we're ready to put new energy behind a strategy to encourage paid readership of our digital content.
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She accepted the submission and it was published to critical acclaim among the small readership of the magazine.
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Critics charge the publication had alienated Trump supporters with its steadfast slamming of the president, dwindling its readership.
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It felt sad, at first, to remove the evidence of such a long and brilliant career in readership.
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The paper is said to be refocusing on building readership among train and bus riders in the city.
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Once YBC started to gain some readership, I knew that the next step was to increase content output.
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In Witold Gombrowicz's hands, the journal became an iconoclastic polemic addressed to a small readership of fellow exiles.
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Soon, it became clear that Facebook wasn't just a source of readership; it was, increasingly, where readers lived.
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Books that are pegged to popular TV shows also have the potential to create new readership as well.
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The article, published on Saturday, has had an unusually large online readership in Estonia and attracted much interest.
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Everyone here at Team Watching is thankful for your readership and feedback in the months since we've launched.
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When readership fell after the 2016 caucus, Mr. Rynard resorted to a part-time job to pay bills.
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Since Israel Hayom began publishing in 2007, it has cut deeply into Yediot Aharonot's advertising base and readership.
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Most controversially for his readership, he comes very, very close to putting Barack Obama on the A-list.
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The impact of The Times is still hard for me to believe — its reach, its readership, its impact.
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A newspaper in the region with predominantly black readership ran an editorial cartoon depicting Turner as Aunt Jemima.
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Underplaying the central role of race in that story is a disservice to the readership of this magazine.
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To the Editor: I commend Teresa M. Bejan for bringing some interesting historical tidbits to the Times readership.
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Examining our games, we have found the Times readership to represent a wide range of tastes in amusements.
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By 2012, Dooce's audience — like that of so many blogs — had scattered to social media, so readership declined.
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Each issue is intended to have a single sponsor, ideally a luxury advertiser drawn to an upscale readership.
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The issue aimed to jolt its readership by drawing attention to the aesthetics and politics of white culture.
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Her first couple of books helped build her readership, playing into some of the publishing trends at the time.
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It is no coincidence that when book publishing was a white man's world, the primary readership was white men.
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It is built to reward us for snarky in-group communication and designed to encourage unintended out-group readership.
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Both the Times and the Journal reported that their own digital readership increased by more than 20% in 2018.
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Newspaper readership was also 25% higher among the mother-tongue-educated people, which very likely meant greater political participation.
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Like other gossip sites, its readership skews female (roughly 60 percent of its readers are women, according to comScore).
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They are, after all, businesses that live and die by viewer and readership, governed by clicks, likes and shares.
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This is someone who is something of a god in one world, but so unknown here amongst general readership.
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The Times hit back Saturday, saying that, contrary to Trump's tweets, the publication is seeing more subscriptions and readership.
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It reaches more people, and in that way might facilitate broader readership, but I don't think it's a sustainable.
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What's been created, then, is a newsfeed with a huge readership being curated by an anonymous team of people.
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With that in mind, I'm turning to our readership for advice: what kind of phone should Kim use next?
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And according to the Pew Research Centre, an American think-tank, its readership in its largest market skews left.
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And CNN, Fox News and Politico have sustained higher readership rates ever since the 2016 election according to comScore.
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What's still legal is print advertising in publications with no youth readership, and store displays, including the pack itself.
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I don't want my readership to be limited to users who have Apple devices if I use iBooks Author.
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Adblocking is a side effect of a readership that no longer identifies with the generalist content that's being provided.
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I've built my career on the road, assembling a readership one handshake, hug and group photo at a time.
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If you're sending the newsletter to a wide readership of friends and family, keep the updates general and breezy.
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Hiring priorities have broadened to include positions aimed at increasing online readership and deepening its engagement with its audience.
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The glossy quarterly claims a readership of around 170,000, half of them ranchers and farmers in the rural West.
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Across the United States, digital readership of campus newspapers has continued to grow while print advertising revenues have plummeted.
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Ressa and her readership — millennial, college-educated and middle- and upper-middle class — seemed far removed from these rallygoers.
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But if you want to build a readership, you need to know where your noninfluencer readers spend their time.
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But if there are any talent scouts among the Motherboard readership please feel free to contact Winston on Instagram.
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Trump, leaning heavily on Breitbart's readership, with the addition of his own bombast, has brought these fears to the fore.
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It has to be as mobile friendly as possible because so much of our readership is mobile, especially from Grindr.
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Dharmakumar is also keen to expand The Ken's readership beyond its initial focus on business professional and tech industry watchers.
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Facebook started 2019 by announcing a $300 million commitment to invest in helping publishers build their readership and subscription models.
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Printing it in a press of course, as that would mean a wider readership (ironically, only a printed version survives).
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Particularly troubling in this context is the use of a fake headline in connection with mobilizing the readership to vote.
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Less critical observers might consign them to purgatory; Wagner and her readership have another idea about where McMansions can go.
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News readership online has shifted dramatically in recent years to smartphones, with readers often coming to articles via social media.
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According to the 2014 Indian Readership survey results, Dainik Jagran, a Hindi newspaper, tops the chart with over 16.6m readers.
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They read the New York Daily News, which is the most popular tabloid in New York City based on readership.
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Post Design Director Greg Manifold said on Twitter the version below only went out to a "sliver" of its readership.
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In fact, she says forward-thinking publishers are moving away from traffic goals completely and thinking more about loyal readership.
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But in a Neiman Lab interview the paper's parent company Prisa Noticias said the partnership is about expanding their readership.
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Now that he has developed his own science readership, Konyaev's editorial instinct is to explore the journalistic autonomy that Lenta.
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A significant portion of Martin's massive readership was already onto him well before April 22017, when the program first aired.
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Instead, it probably just accelerated cost-cutting that would have eventually occurred anyway, given the industry's declining readership and revenue.
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But it still displayed Wroten's masterful storytelling and drawing skills, her ambition, and her desire to connect with a readership.
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But Sports, like all departments at The Times, recognizes that our readership is global, and its coverage will reflect that.
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It's imperative, however, that we acknowledge the line between readership (who reads) and audience (for whom the text was written).
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Apple is taking a 50 percent cut of the subscriptions, with the publications splitting what's left over based on readership.
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Algorithmic changes since his election have resulted in a much smaller readership for conservative news outlets, but not conservative content.
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Newspaper readership is on the decline for all ages and is especially true when it comes to adults 220006-2202.
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Although no subject rivals Mr Trump for sustained interest, readership about him on specific days often lagged behind breaking news.
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White is alive to drifts in his readership, and "The Unpunished Vice" finds him fatalistic about the future of literature.
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It's the juxtaposition of blind fervor and calm rationale that must make up his readership in some kind of ratio.
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Newsletters could be a more reliable means of increasing readership for major publishers whose relationships with social networks have soured.
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The Pirelli calendar, known for its exclusive readership and tantalizing imagery, is defying its own conventions with its 2018 theme.
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"If you look at readership in middle grade and Y.A. in general, you'll see a swing on the side of female readers," said Michele Wells, the vice president for content strategy at DC. While staple-bound comic books have traditionally appealed to an audience of male readers, graphic novels have a more diverse readership.
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As a small token of our appreciation for your readership, we have even more exclusive deals that you can check out.
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I would have assumed that in a way that having introducing a male-focused readership to porn would have felt natural.
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Noting that the cartoon page generated very little readership but did involve considerable expense, he wrote: We have not eliminated cartoons.
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Chartbeat, an analytics company that tracks online readership, provided The Economist with aggregated figures from some 8,000 publishers in 50 countries.
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Perhaps your style has been changed to appeal to your large North American readership, unsplit infinitives being extinct in those parts.
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An outlet that loses a significant portion of its readership may have to lay off reporters or could even go under.
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His goals were to generate sympathy for blacks from '48's largely white readership and to garner support for the clinic.
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Let them lie and contradict their own analyses while their audience and readership shrink and they basically just tine them out.
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They, of course, are not limited to Chinese restaurants, but given their readership, that often ends up being their main focus.
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A large chunk of the magazine's readership resides in Nigeria, Akuson notes that the number isn't reflected in their social engagement.
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The articles identified as shareable in the study were ultimately shared a combined total of 117,611 times by the broader readership.
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My column has the biggest readership of any columnist — not just for The Hill, but for any newspaper in the world.
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But that lack of diversity may have been as much a reflection of the readership as of staff's ideas about sex.
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It is shorter, and written more like an academic working paper than a work of substantial scholarship for a wider readership.
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He isn't expected to attract readership, publish with any sense of regularity, or even provide context or justification for his endorsements.
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To date, the four-year-old, New York-based outfit has been steadily building up its readership of largely female millennials.
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The readership of The Times, judging by the comments and emails, is whip-smart, skeptical and passionate about accuracy and fairness.
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Some in the Beltway worry that the drive for wider readership has necessitated a kind of betrayal of Capitol Hill DNA.
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The move is akin to the original programming offered by Amazon and Netflix and the goal is attract and expand readership.
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He eventually moved back to his native Tennessee, writing, guesting on local radio, and building a readership for his Web site.
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In a 1972 article, economist and syndicated newspaper columnist Sylvia Porter attempted this sort of soft-sell to her mainstream readership.
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The paper is eventually printed in different languages that cater to its readership, including Farsi, Arabic, Turkish, German, French, and English.
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In the long running skit-like column, Hughes charts Simple's interactions with post-war racial politics for the paper's black readership.
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The tech-news publication has shunned traditional advertising but sees a big opportunity to connect companies with its young executive readership.
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Breitbart News is experiencing a massive decline in traffic, Politico reports, losing about half its total readership in just six months.
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"You may think you know my story," she says in the movie, which is an agreeably optimistic claim about contemporary readership.
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Some so-called little magazines boast a three-figure readership; to reach the very low five figures is a rare achievement.
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"Slavery is terrible for men, but it is far more terrible for women," she wrote to a predominantly white, female readership.
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BuzzFeed's monthly readership is nothing to LOL at: 153 million, a figure that has made it the envy of the web.
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"I've been fortunate that my books have found readership without me promoting them, and I prefer it that way," he says.
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Gothamist, with a smaller staff but wider readership, is a blog with attitude that combines original reporting, cultural coverage and aggregation.
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Launched in 2017, Huashang, the first-ever Chinese language newspaper in Pakistan, now boasts a readership of over 60,000 a week.
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Launched in 2017, Huashang, the first-ever Chinese language newspaper in Pakistan, now boasts a readership of over 60,000 a week.
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Once a towering institution within American culture, the review had languished over the decades as its influence and readership had waned.
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Granta, founded in 1889, was revived by Bill Buford in 1979 and now has an estimated readership of 37,000 an issue.
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If an article was posted by people who retweeted Hillary Clinton, they characterized the publication as one with a liberal readership.
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Lately, a lot of people have complained about judgmental commenters and I was wondering if that's affected readership in any way?
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Online media outlet Splinter is shutting down after nearly 2 years as a result of low readership, reports The Daily Beast.
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Welcoming Beinart also shows that Currents is welcoming in a more center-left strain of Jewish intellectual writing and potential readership.
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Ms. Goodman, who calls Mary Review a publication "by women, for everyone," also has a male readership of about 30 percent.
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Feaver said that breakdown may be more indicative of the Military Times readership than changes in the whole of the military.
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Isn't lighting a politician from below, to make him look menacing — and not at all palatable to a magazine's readership — subversive?
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But even a low-cost newspaper needs a loyal readership to survive, and analysts said The New Day's decision to target a broad, general-interest audience, while perhaps appealing to many advertisers, meant that it would struggle to differentiate itself from titles — including free ones like Metro and The Evening Standard — aimed at a similar readership.
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The book steadfastly suggests that rural poverty — and maybe even poverty in general — isn't really a problem of its readership, which will likely live in larger cities, possess higher levels of education, and skew toward the progressive side of the political spectrum, as the readership for most books does (to say nothing of publishing company employees).
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When combined, the Meredith and Time brands will have a readership of 29.5 million people and paid circulation of nearly 2679 million.
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The impetus for pushing these conversations forward seems always to fall on websites with huge financial and editorial investments in female readership.
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Under Bezos, the Post has trumpeted the fact that its online readership has exploded and, at times, surpassed that of the Times.
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The Times is trying to expand its digital readership around the world, which will help it stay afloat as a profitable business.
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As I've said, I think your style is cute and fun, but maybe some well-written articles could draw a bigger readership?
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But revelations that Facebook, the world's most popular social network, had allowed nefarious use of its data drew 3m hours of readership.
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" She adds that declining readership of established news media and lack of government support for libraries and public schools are "worrying trends.
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He named his site Vlinderscrime, after the Dutch word for butterflies, and the blog had a healthy readership in the Dutch underworld.
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Mr. Marcus said that the publisher's resistance to bolstering the website and expanding readership engagement by hosting events impeded opportunities for growth.
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With subscriptions, a core readership gets to support the investigative work of a group of journalists and support (and join) a community.
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Framing immigration as an us-against-them debate worked well for Trump, and has developed a readership for Breitbart for even longer.
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Despite the steady rise in online readership, each subscriber brings in less revenue on average as the company continues to offer promotions.
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He has a large conservative and Christian readership that is drawn to his promotion of housekeeping, agriculture, humility, and devotion to community.
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In general, Ellison is a writer whose readership leans heavily on people who read him as a teen and often outgrew him.
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The report on the Clinton Foundation was a disservice to the AP's vast readership, which expects impartial, sound analysis from the organization.
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Issues 2 and 3, whose sales for any series are typically more indicative of sustained readership, each sold more than 75,000 copies.
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Like its competitors, Time Inc has been hit a fall in print readership as more people go online for news and information.
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That is helping lead to an uptick of conservative readership and traffic, which in turn leads to more writers and better stories.
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When readership grew to around 10,000 within the same year, Hesser and Stubbs started recommending products and included links without affiliate fees.
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And that was only possible because the tabloid readership salivated at the idea of a feminine monster, a hyper-sexualized femme-fatale.
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The goal is to increase our readership as much as possible by New Year's Day; we've got more than 25,000 subscribers now.
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"It is an academic book, written for an academic readership" Grace Lavery wrote in her newsletter announcing the publication of the book.
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I introduced Wendy at the meeting, and she mentioned her lifelong readership of The Times (as well as that of her parents).
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The obvious argument is essentially "the more the merrier," since more articles get more readership and therefore more chances to convert users.
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And as Pigeonhole's Ned Davies pointed out, it also provided an opportunity for me to get reviews and build an early readership.
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Mr. Trump has long delighted in denigrating The Times and claiming, falsely, that its coverage of him has led to declining readership.
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In an annual summary of readership calculated for The Economist, it compiled data on 4m articles from 0003,000 sites across 34 topics.
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Still, despite her substantial sales figures and devoted readership, Weiner rarely saw her books reviewed in outlets like the New York Times.
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And we had a really loyal readership at that point, but what that also meant was that the paywall was pretty restrictive.
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But many of these bloggers found that instead of derailing their careers, sharing their experiences reinforced their authenticity to their core readership.
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Looking back over my web traffic statistics, I could probably cut out 50 percent of my posts with little impact on total readership.
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As for the future of the Times, they should pray that more of their readership shares Norton's view on the absolutism of redemption.
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News publishers have had an acrimonious relationship with the likes of Google in the past, whom they blame for revenue and readership declines.
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They have the same concept and use the same narrative tools, but the latter has popular appeal and, perhaps more importantly, a readership.
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To stay afloat, editors are forced to make sacrifices in reporting as well as adjust material to accommodate the preferences of the readership.
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The company also revealed for the first time the size of its international readership: 500,000 digital subscribers, mostly from Britain, Canada and Australia.
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Trump's victory coincided with readership growth on white supremacist internet sites and language on message boards like 22017chan and Reddit became increasingly vitriolic.
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Joining the adult world turned my perception of Garfield's billion-dollar empire and 200-million readership from inspiring success story to unattainable outlier.
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The Hill and Roll Call have tacked in the opposite direction, in pursuit of a national readership they can sell to potential advertisers.
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Powell himself divided his readership into "fans" and "shits," and the split persists, though these days there aren't quite so many of either.
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" He'd reached a mass readership with a first novel that, he said, had honored E. M. Forster's exhortation in " Howards End ": "Only connect.
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"Instagram makes my work so accessible and I was able to build a readership," Ms. Kaur said recently in a cafe in SoHo.
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The paper serves a community of about 19,000 people with a weekly print circulation of about 3,700 and a total readership of 7,000.
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I also lead special initiatives to expand and engage our readership in California and outside the United States, and to better serve women.
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Some of the material was derived from her column at Playboy, where she tried to explain women to the magazine's largely male readership.
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I can't help feeling like your advice is tailored for them and not for me, possibly because of the demographics of your readership.
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That's partly a result of the expansion of The Times's readership around the world and also thanks to the strength of social media.
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But because of their small readership, and high subscription costs (one China Quarterly article costs more than $20), academic journals were not targeted.
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Subsequent articles about Diana performed unexpectedly well on The Express website, which has a younger readership than the print edition, Mr. Palmer said.
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But readership would have been largely restricted to campus, and the paper would have been in circulation for only a day or two.
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The goal is to serve the Stars and Stripes readership (soldiers stationed overseas) and fund the paper, not enrich private individuals and shareholders.
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Movie takedowns tend to generate a torrent of digital readership, especially when films touch on topics that are still the subject of heated debate.
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Readership soared after September 4, 2015, when Chancellor Angela Merkel opened Germany's borders to refugees in what the newspaper sardonically calls a "welcome putsch".
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Very much on Mr. Baquet's mind, he said, is how to continue transforming the Times newsroom to recognize the drastic changes in readership habits.
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Media consumption, except for print and magazine readership, has risen overall, and Forrester believes time spend perusing content will continue to increase in 2017.
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According to Chartbeat, a company that tracks readership of online news articles, it was among the events that drew the most attention in 2018.
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In relevance, readership and even commerce, it is as if The Atlantic had entered, to take from Churchill, "the broad, sunlit uplands" of publishing.
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The novelists Kirsch surveys found a Western readership because they were driven by a sense of urgency that had deepened over a long period.
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As The Times tries to gain as much digital readership as possible, it needs to keep in mind that accuracy and fairness are paramount.
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While I'm sure that The Hill appreciates your online readership, as do I, the surge in technology has greatly exacerbated the problem of groupthink.
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The Guardian succeeded in significantly expanding its international readership — the company says traffic from outside Britain now represents two-thirds of its digital audience.
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According to a 2015 study, media organizations with politically affiliated owners accounted for 41 percent of print readership and 63 percent of television viewership.
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The state-run Global Times reported that the official, Guo Enping, was held because his article, "Hangzhou, Shame on You," drew such wide readership.
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Its readership has since expanded past the college student, but the desire for engaging and relatable, yet useful and informative content remains the same.
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As a foreign correspondent for The New York Times, I set out to write about the campaign with our broad global readership in mind.
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Major newspapers have been building on their online readership since the 2016 presidential election, as they market their unbiased reporting as a sales strategy.
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If BuzzFeed's controversial reporting turns off advertisers or leads to lawsuits, it could drag down the company's bottom line, even if it boosts readership.
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It now faces some formidable competitors, such as the site The Wirecutter, now owned by The New York Times, which boasts a younger readership.
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It's unclear whether a national readership has any interest in this reality, or whether its constituents are content to beat straw men to death.
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"Peanuts" was at the peak of its popularity at the time, running in a thousand newspapers, with a devoted daily readership approaching 100 million.
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By 22015, more concerted efforts were underway for comic book heroes to be more reflective of the real world and its increasingly diverse readership.
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Now, there&aposs a store in San Francisco, which is Goop&aposs fourth-largest market in terms of readership, according to the Mercury News.
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Mr. Ozil, who is under contract with Arsenal F.C. in Britain until 2021, wrote his message in English, ensuring a wide readership outside Germany.
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I finished Hall's book largely convinced but equally worried: Was this the sort of message that could reach the readership that needed it most?
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We're so proud that our audience is rich in diversity, so we want our Mad Chatter community to reflect the same inclusivity as our readership.
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"The New York Times" is declining in readership, declining and influence, and this was a Twitter deal they did with this stupid, idiotic cartoon video.
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Even if the article gets some facts wrong, it is made abundantly clear that the outcome of the 2016 election matters to Al Masra's readership.
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The far-right news site hired its first staffer in 2008 and gradually built a readership, despite the death of founder Andrew Breitbart in 2012.
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After that period, it will look to new coverage areas it can branch into to give its readership a wider selection of stories and information.
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Trump articles were seeing massive readership and engagement online thanks in part to a combination of reader demand and plenty of supply, as Mashable reported.
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Marvel and DC have been waging this battle as comics publishers for decades now, and the continued loss of readership gets more alarming every year.
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"I'm thrilled to see that the readership for The Baby-Sitters Club continues to grow after all these years," the author said in a statement.
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The swashbuckling blend of medieval history and heroic fantasy that he honed as Jin Yong is now set to reach a wide English-language readership.
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The anticipation expressed by fans in the comments as they waited indicates a uniquely invested readership, another intrinsic quality of queer comics, according to Galvan.
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Dow Jones says Barron's readership, which averaged 20143,000 in the third quarter of last year, has an average household net worth of about $3 million.
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As writers resort to attention-getting headlines to maintain readership it's clear that the educated, mobile, and bored reader is now turning into a listener.
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The most popular post is an explanation of bitcoin, he said, noting that when the bitcoin price surged last month, readership of the article doubled.
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With over 25 million followers on Twitter, Trump's own account nearly matches the New York Times readership and roughly triples that of the Washington Post.
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It becomes clear after a few exchanges that further interviews just aren't in the cards, they've been promised to other outlets with more recognizable readership.
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He received his subscription on his 18th birthday in January 1938, and his last copy was delivered after more than 78 years of uninterrupted readership.
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It's an especially convenient position for traditional conservative writers who want to remain relevant—that is, to retain their readership—in the age of Trump.
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No matter how rigorously the company calculates them—it accounts for demographics, past voting behavior and newspaper readership—such forecasts are always subject to error.
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Books of The Times Maria Semple's "Where'd You Go, Bernadette" was the kind of instant classic that earns its author a loyal readership in perpetuity.
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My obsession with woodworking is one that I can't seem to shake, but also my evangelism — encouraging my readership to make things with their hands.
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Before social media, web publishers could draw an audience one of two ways: through a dedicated readership visiting its home page or through search engines.
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From what I remember, it started in 2010, with the endorsement of the Republican candidate for Pennsylvania governor, which shocked a majority of our readership.
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Though readership and viewership is up during the pandemic, many news organizations have seen revenue drop from lost advertisements, events and other money making avenues.
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Even though Artforum's large readership helped circulate the image of Chicago far and wide, no one quite anticipated the effect it would have on people.
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LONDON — "Grief Is the Thing With Feathers" is a novel that, despite defying easy categorization, found a fervent readership when it was published in 2015.
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The practice makes it hard for news publishers to monetize that increase in readership, further straining an industry already challenged because of the coronavirus crisis.
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A liberal weekly newspaper, The Chief-Leader, which has a wide readership among union members and city workers, endorsed Sal Albanese, the Reform Party candidate.
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His predecessor, Gerard Baker, presided over a rise in readership but faced accusations from staff members that the paper was too easy on President Trump.
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Suffice it to say that Mr. Coates's second book, "Between the World and Me," published in 2015, did not suffer the same lack of readership.
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The Times cover was widely regarded as the first by a major American fashion magazine with a racially mixed readership to feature a black model.
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Editors use Chartbeat to understand real-time readership of our stories and Google Analytics to pull trends and reports over a longer period of time.
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The spokesperson said Kindle Worlds did not have a low readership or customer base, and that the service "successfully engaged" fan fiction authors and readers.
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No, the problem is that most of the sweary self-help titles are, to use the lingo of their intended readership, so fucking extra. Why?
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An article on Page D2 today about the only female writer for the watch website Hodinkee misstates the percentage of Hodinkee's readership that is male.
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Ms. Bonniwell was publisher from 1988 to 1991, a period marked by high magazine readership but also by advertising downturns and shifts in consumer interest.
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In April, after President Trump launched a strike on a Syrian air base, fan pages for Senator Bernie Sanders spurred a smaller spike in readership.
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It's an intricate story, one whose details probably seem a lot more interesting to those who were involved than they will to a broader readership.
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The relaunch will also have a digital edition as it bets on a successful return in a magazine market hurt by declining readership and advertisers.
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Thayer's verse was part of a movement by Hearst to utilize populist poetry as a way of gaining readership; it was targeted at a wide audience.
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Framing immigration as an us-against-them debate has worked well for Trump this campaign, as it has developed a readership for Breitbart for even longer.
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A recent internal study found that a small fraction of Deadspin's posts fell under this category, and that they drew a larger readership than sports stories.
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Hoping to boost readership, the editor of Weird Tales commissioned Lovecraft to write an account of the famous escape artist Harry Houdini's true adventure in Egypt.
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But, when I looked beyond myself and my undying Capricorn pride, I found a divide in the astrological fans on Reddit and in the R29 readership.
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The other independent national newspaper, Nepszava, is owned by ex-Socialist Party treasurer Laszlo Puch via an Austrian company, but has far less readership than Index.
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She's seemingly preparing their readership for the day when other transgender models can be featured on magazine covers without the need to disclose their gender identities.
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But "the World's Greatest Comic Magazine" gradually lost readership, with a brief boost during Hickman's run on the title between 2009 and 2012, quickly fading after.
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Major news sites have seen increased readership as Americans try to make sense of the tumultuous political climate, but BuzzFeed has seen its web traffic decline.
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Sure, I had professional panic and the fear of failing on a national readership level to motivate me, but really, all it takes is getting started.
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After the magazine called it one of the worst restaurants in America last week, Trump attacked Vanity Fair on Twitter, claiming the publication was losing readership.
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Most publishers are thinking about the correct strategy to deal with the growing percentage of their readership who doesn't want to be bothered by their ads.
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Bild, which is known for its heavily populist bent, flashy headlines and pictures of scantily clad women, has an average daily print readership of 1.46 million.
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By email, Cernovich suggested that Futrelle intentionally exaggerated the size of his readership by creating "sock puppets" (fake users) to write comments under his own posts.
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Alex insisted that traffic is up 60 percent from this point last year, but even if that's true and the readership remains loyal, another problem remains.
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Yes, and they want to do as much as possible — ideally, for them, they want to get as much content as they can to increase readership.
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But I will say the piece found a wide readership, and I don't think everyone who spent time with the article came to the same conclusions.
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Still, in 1971, our dad was proud of The Times's efforts to enhance openness and welcome — and print — a diversity of opinion from a diverse readership.
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The M.T.A. coverage also illustrates how the Metro desk has been changing its approach to local coverage, as The Times seeks to expand its international readership.
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Magazines, newspapers, websites and TV stations aimed at an LGBTQ readership feature the same barrage of commercial ads dedicated to conspicuous consumption that mainstream media do.
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Television ratings, newspaper readership, a lot ... My bosses may not agree with me on this, it's just my personal view: I view it as an ocean.
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As such, it's an unqualified success, and I hope it enjoys a wide readership — which it might, if it's shelved in the correct section of the bookstore.
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Unlike those authors, Mike Huckabee, whose "God, Guns, Grits, and Gravy" met with a wider but still modest readership, can't be accused of a generically inspirational title.
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One of his stories, about the drowning deaths of tens of thousands of research animals in the basement of the Texas Medical Center, drew massive national readership.
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The social media site claims to have 1.8 billion global users and is heavily relied on by media organizations as a platform for reaching a wider readership.
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And with romance's incredibly broad readership and commercial orientation, authors have long been told that they should keep politics — meaning any divisive values — out of their books.
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"Unfortunately, we have seen an uptick in non-constructive input, sometimes bordering on trolling, which we believe is a disservice to our general readership," the post reads.
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The bride, 28, is a project manager in the audience-development department of The New York Times, where she works on projects designed to increase online readership.
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And Fifty Shades author E.L. James is hardly the first or the most talented fanfiction writer to try to leverage her fandom readership into a mainstream audience.
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The article was on Thursday widely picked up by other state media outlets, most likely on orders of the propaganda ministry to ensure maximum impact and readership.
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In his first book aimed at a general readership, Francis appears to chastise conservatives in the Church, saying they are undermining mercy in the name of doctrine.
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It offers services including scheduling social media posts in advance, monitoring readership of social media content and offering analytics to help improve companies' social media marketing efforts.
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Titled Climate Change, the book is part of a new series for adult readership, published by Penguin Books in the iconic style of the Ladybird children's books.
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Still, the news caused a massive spike in readership of the topic on Weibo, China's answer to Twitter, drawing millions of views and many broadly supportive comments.
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When I was younger the magazines for teens came with pullout posters of tiny rabbits; their content was patronizing and betrayed a low opinion of the readership.
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USA Today has an audience of nearly 3 million people, according to statistics provided by the paper, and its readership is 57 percent men, 43 percent women.
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The paper has put up an online paywall and is concentrating on subscriptions, but its focus on elderly Brexiteers does not bode well for growing its readership.
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The fact that the column was published in the WSJ appears to be a significant move, given that the newspaper's core readership includes business professionals and investors.
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Meanwhile newspapers, which have failed at finding fresh ways to compete with digital products, are using antiquated business models that show no signs of improving their readership.
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We're gonna take down Time and we're gonna take down the New York Times and even though our readership is 50,2100 people, we have this outsized influence.
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At The Journal, Mr. Baker oversaw a sharp rise in readership and an award-winning investigation that exposed fraudulent claims by the health care tech company Theranos.
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We understand that the elite is an important segment of your readership, but you might want to spend more time on stories for the rest of us.
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That's leading to situations like the New York City Subway tweeting a celebration of declining readership, while the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority brags about empty vehicles.
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On base logic, he was right to do so: It created only a minor stir domestically, and, I'm sure, more laughs than gasps among its core readership.
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But despite FanLib&aposs failure, Amazon&aposs backing and the promise of increased readership made some authors very optimistic about how Kindle Worlds would help their careers.
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Given Don Diva's robust readership within the penal system, the subject of the error, Russell Allen, said he suffered shame and bodily harm while serving time himself.
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According to Immediate Media, BBC History Magazine is Britain's "biggest-selling history brand " with magazine readership reaching up to 300,000 and print circulation coming in around 95,000.
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The paper never apologized to Trump for their election coverage, and they have actually been boosting their readership in recent month, reporting record numbers of new subscribers.
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New media companies quickly figured out how to game readership with search algorithms and playing off social media while keeping production expenses low -- often by sacrificing on quality.
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Many old-school bloggers have been able to maintain their readership and communities for a decade or more, making the transition to Instagram, newsletters, and podcasts rather seamlessly.
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As we continue to weather the storm that is the current Mercury retrograde in Leo, we thought we'd turn to the R29 readership for their personal survival tricks.
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Twitter reacted with near immediate outrage with some pointing out that not only was the headline unethical, but that it was also demeaning to Elle's largely female readership.
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The sale of Sports Illustrated would further Meredith's push to streamline its business by shedding brands that have less appeal to its core readership, which is predominantly female.
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The bored-at-work crowd owes its scale to the smartphone In 2010, BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti documented the bored-at-work crowd and their click-generating readership.
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Our readership are real people, and they're the kind of people that care the most, and have the most interest in this plant, and its implications in Vermont.
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The New York Times's increasingly controversial op-ed page is proof of its devotion to a more wide-angled ethos, and it has angered its core liberal readership.
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You could furnish a room with the prizes she has won, and yet the embrace of a wide readership and extraliterary fame has proved elusive; and no wonder.
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"Rappler's work rests on its own freedom to impart information, and more importantly its vast readership to have access to its public interest reporting," the U.N. experts said.
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This trend has been bucked by a handful of serious-minded magazines with a spectacularly small readership and by the occasional erudite voice in newspapers like this one.
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Madeleine Thien's novel "Do Not Say We Have Nothing" didn't win the Man Booker Prize, but it was a finalist and is still deserving of a wide readership.
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Both graced the cover of Time, publicizing Lichtenstein's signature graphic style to a very wide readership and sparking a conversation about gun control that continues to this day.
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Take on advertising and you risk isolating your readership with the vapid product placement that made us all so pissed off with women's mags in the first place.
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The Patreon EC-1 Over time, we learned through data that article length has almost no correlation with the number of conversions or the readership of an article.
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But its range and readership increased significantly during a prolonged presidential election campaign in which the facts became a partisan issue and reality itself seemed up for grabs.
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As noted, the common thread of these poorly read columns was, disconcertingly, a spotlight on injustice or humanitarian needs, and my Trump-related columns received incomparably greater readership.
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Here are the 10 breaking news stories that pulled in the highest readership this year, and the corresponding alerts that compelled readers to pause and take notice. Oct.
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Though The World of Interiors had an influential readership, including Paloma Picasso, Jacqueline Onassis and Bill Blass, the magazine's circulation was never large (it now has 55,091 subscribers).
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Readership cuts across society, the publishers say, from retirees looking for plots they identify with to younger Japanese watching their nation age, with growing concern about their later years.
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For sites like Jezebel or The Cut, where the staff and readership are both predominantly women, striking is a show of solidarity with the power to go both ways.
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KB: I don't intentionally edit for a broader white readership, but since I am a white reader, I know I end up looking for clarity from my reading perspective.
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The Onion, which humorously claims a daily readership of 4.3 trillion on its website and ownership of a majority of the world's transoceanic shipping lanes, was founded in 1988.
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During the announcement, Mosseri also addressed a controversial test Facebook was trying in six countries, which separated some News Feed content from publishers into a secondary feed, limiting readership.
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Meanwhile, German and French elections barely registered globally, nor did events in Myanmar, Kenya or Japan, though coverage of Syria drew 36m hours of readership and Islamic State 33m.
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It was thrilling to watch our readership respond, and even more exciting to see the rest of our site — and soon enough, the media landscape — push for more inclusivity.
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As co-founder and editor-at-large at Polygon, I enjoyed the freedom to write whatever I wanted, and for the first time, my work had a reliable readership.
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He said online readers demanded critical coverage and it was unlikely that any news site carrying propaganda could attract the readership "vital to ensure survival" in the long run.
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Merrell and his fellow Puzzler writers understand that PEOPLE's readership spans several age groups, so they try to keep answers about niche actors and works off of the grid.
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In one effort to increase readership, The Times is using a tool that allows us to simultaneously present two different headlines for the same article on its home page.
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" Mr. Bardella acknowledged that the site's readership had substantial overlap with Mr. Trump's base of supporters, saying, "Anyone who reads Breitbart is fundamentally generally angry at the Washington establishment.
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Sure, the Sun, like a journalistic Grinch, asked its readership to 'dig up the real Burial' (#content right there folks) in 2008 and thus destroy some of the magic.
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The site now redirects to Farfetch, which this month struck a deal with Condé to commercialize the publisher's online content and funnel its readership toward hundreds of luxury brands.
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Gazeta Wyborcza, the daily newspaper started by Adam Michnik as the mouthpiece of Poland's Solidarity movement, is losing readership, like most newspapers, but is still influential, Polish analysts said.
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I would post a video, but last time I did that I scared off a good portion of my readership, so I'll just encourage you to Google it yourselves.
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Wendig, well-known for his outspoken, stridently progressive social media stance, was never writing his Star Wars comics for alt-right fans, but for a more diverse, liberal readership.
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In this way, he had hoped to challenge stereotypes and engender understanding, highlighting both similarities and differences between his black urban subjects and Life's largely white, middle class readership.
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" Of his reluctance to talk to the press, Harris says, "I've been fortunate that my books have found readership without me promoting them, and I prefer it that way.
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When Kyleigh Leddy, a senior at Boston College, wrote the piece that won this year's Modern Love College Essay Contest, she didn't intend on it reaching a wide readership.
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In contrast, the company's advertorials in The New York Times discussing climate change were designed to reach and influence the public, and the potential readership was in the millions.
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Representatives of Google and Facebook reject the suggestion that their companies are responsible for the decline of newspapers, saying business models, readership and the way society operates changed dramatically.
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SPECIAL SECTION: MEN'S STYLE An article on Page D24637 today about the only female writer for the watch website Hodinkee misstates the percentage of Hodinkee's readership that is male.
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"The Hunky Fireman" would be a fine title for a very different kind of picture book, but his presence in this one made me wonder about the intended readership.
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In 2012, Hughes was confident he could turn around the New Republic, which had a sterling reputation but a flagging readership, by turning it into a digital-first publication.
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Although the readership of the sites included in Martin's study were almost always made up of more male than female readers, the gender spread for commenters was much wider.
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Over the years, Hi-Fructose magazine has become an influential publication with a devoted international readership, celebrating diverse art that transcends genres from artists who break away from conventional trends.
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" He continued, "I look forward to working with everyone at The R-J to deliver first-class news and information that matches the interests, needs and values of our readership.
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Pew Research reports that newspaper digital readership increased more than twice as fast as the overall internet audience in the age groups of 18-24, 25-34 and 35-44.
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The move to sell the brands illustrates how Meredith sees some of Time's titles that attract primarily a male readership as not playing to its core strength in women's magazines.
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Every day I share a little piece of heart on here, and to have such a caring, compassionate, and engaged readership is more than I could have ever dreamed of.
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But Romanian publishing house Litera, which has organized Open Books Night for the past seven years at different locations in Bucharest, says higher readership is a driver of thriving economies.
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Anyway, Charlie looks out and sees "The Little Red-Haired Girl," a girl never once seen by the readership, who is the object of all his romantic desires and dreams.
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"Huffington Post was only a two-year-old baby when I collapsed," says Huffington, noting that the company had not yet achieved the influence and readership that it has today.
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A Manual for Cleaning Women, the blazing collection of her short stories published in 2015, eleven years after Berlin's death, finally brought her literary prominence and a wide, admiring readership.
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Torstar has reached a deal to outsource printing of the Toronto Star to Transcontinental Printing, making it the latest Canadian newspaper whose printing is to be outsourced amid slowing readership.
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But the legacy of Sopranos-crit is of a genre almost exclusively manufactured by men, for a male readership, about the nerdy nitty-gritty of a TV show about masculinity.
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Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has hired Lee Enterprises to manage its newspaper and digital operations in 30 markets, hoping to boost readership and draw more advertisers as print circulation declines.
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" John Siciliano, Slimani's editor at Penguin, told me, "I didn't want to call it 'Lullaby,' because that sounds sleepily forgettable, and my goal is to reach a big commercial readership.
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The New Yorker recently described his readership as "a motley collective" and quoted one writer who said he'd made lifelong friends while interacting in the comments of Cooper's offbeat space.
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But with a readership of over 100 million women every month and 300 percent revenue growth for this year, Brit + Co is catering to an untapped — and extremely profitable — audience.
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Ms. Ferrante's so-called Neopolitan Novels have found a passionate readership, especially among women — Hillary Clinton recently said she was reading them — and some look to them as feminist touchstones.
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Mr. Coates, 42, gained a wide readership during his time at The Atlantic, where he published sweeping, painstakingly reported essays about systemic racism and white supremacy in the United States.
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Articles that mentioned Trump had higher readership than those that covered sexual harassment, the heroin and opioid epidemic, net neutrality, NFL protests, Uber, AI and the Rohingya genocide in Myanmar.
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After Astounding was acquired by the publishing firm Street & Smith, it fell into the hands of the editor F. Orlin Tremaine, who worked hard to attract a more mature readership.
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I'll save the goodbyes and lessons for next week's edition but I just wanted to say that I so appreciate your readership and thoughtful emails and comments over this period.
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In 2013, he bought the Washington Post and invested heavily in its editorial operations, which remain independent; the effort has helped restore the paper's journalistic lustre (and expanded its readership).
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Part of what makes that partnership so attractive to publishers is they can combine Google's data about how different ads performed with their own data on who their readership is.
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While there's always been an alternative, ultra-progressive press, what's notable about these outfits is how they deliberately seek wide readership and aim to shift the parameters of popular debate.
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The statistics vary by time period and by section, but overall we are looking to grow our female readership — though we hope our efforts will serve readers of any gender.
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As of December, readership for digital and print issues stood at 35 million, an 1903 percent drop from the previous year, according to Magazine Media 360's brand audience report.
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He wants The Journal to include more general interest, sports and lifestyle coverage, and the partnership with Apple gives the paper a concrete reason to move beyond its core readership.
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The Lounge is a soundproofed, air-conditioned luxury oasis, admission to which requires money, connections, or the good graces of a powerful sponsor eager to curry favor with your readership.
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"We actually saw readership of political coverage decline … on a relative basis compared to our non-political coverage," Sulzberger said, though he clarified that subscriptions overall have increased for the Times.
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The stakes here are high: Facebook provides about 10 to 15 percent of ThinkProgress's traffic, which means that getting choked off from readers there is a nontrivial hit to its readership.
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Though no precise figures on readership are available, Egypt enjoys an active private media that includes widely read print and web format publications as well as popular late-night talk shows.
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Stories of broken party promises on a few important issues have considerably more readership appeal and salience in the public than the coverage of pledges fulfilled on many less important issues.
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On the age front, he notes Blendle's largest age group is now 30 year olds; previously it was 35-year-olds so the platform is touting a readership that's getting younger.
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Syndication of content happens occasionally, such as a recent deal between Politico and the South China Morning Post to provide more China-focused coverage to the U.S.-dominated readership of Politico .
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Whether you're just starting out or frustrated with low readership, this course will share how going beyond SEO optimization is necessary in order to generate more online traffic and increase exposure.
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Written by journalist Ta-Nehisi Coates and illustrated by Brian Stelfreeze, it promises to introduce the Black Panther to a much larger and more diverse readership than he has previously enjoyed.
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Asher published his novel 13 Reasons Why (stylized as Thirteen Reasons Why upon its original publication) in 2007, but it has since received brand-new readership thanks to Netflix's TV adaptation.
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But with The New Day, Trinity Mirror is also gambling that print readership is declining for another simple reason: Many British readers simply do not like the other print choices available.
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They will vote for or against him in droves, not based on anything they read in the platform, whose readership probably amounts to less than 1 percent of Trump's Twitter following.
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I couldn't write about why David's dog was named Hashish, because our nine-to-twelve-year-old readership didn't want to know that David enjoyed recreational drugs when he wasn't working.
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Punknews, the community-run website whose Fest-going readership is fertile ground for a band like the Menzingers, listed it as the number one album in its year-end staff list.
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At least a dozen newspapers across the country have cut publication days, and one newspaper, The Jackson County Times-Journal in Ohio, shut down, citing declining print readership and the tariffs.
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The stakes here are high: Facebook provides about 13 to 15 percent of ThinkProgress's traffic, which means that getting choked off from readers there is a nontrivial hit to its readership.
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Even while readership of incel sites surged, as "normies" trying to figure out what could have sparked such senseless violence went to the sites, some users were celebrating the killing spree.
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These stories don't always get the most buzz or the highest readership, but at an institution dedicated to helping you understand the world, we view them as central to our mission.
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Media companies are seeing a spike in readership from coverage of the coronavirus pandemic but struggle to monetize that increase as advertisers shy away from news content presumed to be negative.
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If the national reporting corps is going to be reduced even more during such an election-driven readership boom, what are things going to look like when the circus leaves town?
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Seeing our online readership shift from a predominantly desktop audience to a much larger smartphone audience underscored the need for our product and technology teams to prioritize mobile-first story forms.
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" In that same profile, writer Sarah Weinman explained her widespread appeal: "[B]y leaving sex, violence and profanity strictly offstage ... Clark attracts a readership ranging in age from 10 to 90.
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But one of the film's strengths is how it connects that driving thirst for readership and access to Enquirer management killing stories that could damage its relationship with major celebrity draws.
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My job was to report on the issues and members of Congress important to readers of those papers, and to find broader stories that could appeal to a very diverse readership.
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Building on decades of steadily improving linguistic and psychological data, Mr. Seidenberg's research relies on "computational modeling" — methodology that a lay readership could probably stand to hear him define more clearly.
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The idea that a small publication might foment a community that could be sustained and, for a readership, sustaining, makes a new kind of sense when you read its editor's own writing.
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An informal survey by the Southern Poverty Law Center of its readership found evidence of anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim sentiment in schools across the country since the start of the election.
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If writers were given ample latitude to follow their hearts, heads, and whims, then you'd have the most literary sports publication around, which in turn would find an educated readership and flourish.
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"The primary purpose of the operation of the public Facebook page is to optimize readership of the newspaper (whether hardcopy or digital) or broadcast and to optimize advertising revenue," Justice Rothman wrote.
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The portion of his readership that uses ad blockers are likely to be receptive to a discussion about their responsibility to support the businesses they rely on for information online, McClusky said.
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Readership has also grown in certain groups — according to analysis of recent data, the demographic group most likely to have read a book in the last year is college-educated black women.
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It has won a wide readership for publishing articles on recent history that challenge the official narratives about tumultuous periods like the Cultural Revolution and the Great Leap Forward and subsequent famine.
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And while I was building a dedicated readership and continuing to see those books be well received by reviewers, the proof was not in the pudding whenever I got a royalty statement.
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But above all, I hope that it eventually provides value for the readership of The Times, and that this additional search feature improves improves our ability to understand our entire text corpus.
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In 2015 it beat its arch-rival The New York Times in terms of readership (though the Times has since regained the upper hand), and it has been profitable for two years.
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Had a topless model appeared in a magazine with primarily female readership — take Elle or Vogue or Vanity Fair — that may have opened up a dialogue regarding women's expressions of their body.
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This is why underdogs work so well in children's literature, where, to the target readership, everything from a school bully to a burdensome homework assignment can feel as overwhelming as a supervillain.
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"Critics might think that Kaur's readership is young and female, so her work can't be serious, which is obviously wrong," said Matthew Hart, a professor of English and comparative literature Columbia University.
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The website developed a passionate, niche readership that delighted in the particular style of writing that the "Hey Ladies" series fell into: The tone was feminist, happily strange and a little absurdist.
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It is also a challenge to his core readership, as are his occasional statements on personal social media standing up for gays in the military, women in the corps and gun control.
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The reason I wanted to do it, and do still want to do it, is [that] it has something more to do with expression and connection with a readership and an audience.
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The data paints the first specific picture of how a broad advertiser pullout has damaged the bottom lines at news sites at the same time as readership on those sites has spiked.
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The articles didn't get much traction or readership, but the more I reported on the subject the more aware I became that there are many people on death row after dubious convictions.
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Facebook's censorship of a 44-year-old prize-winning photo suggests that the company still has a phenomenally reductive understanding of this responsibility, despite its incredible influence over the world's news readership.
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We know that 18+ adults make up over half of YA's readership, and I'm certain new adult was born out of that grown-up readership's thirst for enjoyable sex scenes in YA stories.
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A BOOK-LENGTH opinion striking down Ohio's congressional map by a panel of three federal judges on May 3rd was written with one particular readership in mind—the justices of the Supreme Court.
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Even the predominantly right-wing Daily Mail newspaper has found some of Trump's more sexist comments beyond the pale - or at least, appears to have believed its predominantly female readership will have done.
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" McGinnis, Jr. tells PEOPLE, "I think my father was 100 percent correct and anyone else who has written about it since understands there's definitely a readership because the book was definitely a landmark.
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As programs like The Daily Show, Last Week Tonight, and The Nightly Show grew in popularity, the general public became comfortable with "fake news" allowing sites like The Onion to explode in readership.
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The technique is only effective when the content of the subject's words are very clearly ludicrous for the intended audience, as in the bond between the liberal Guardian readership and the disdainful Aitkenhead.
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The number of people using social media as a news source has increased over the past several years, while print newspaper readership has been on the decline, according to a recent Pew poll.
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It was at this juncture that " Fever Pitch ," Nick Hornby's memoir about his obsessive support for Arsenal, was published, just in time to attract a large, educated readership newly interested in the game.
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Another goal: for the books to be as successful as any adaptations — which have become popular for film, TV and streaming series, whose viewing audience is larger than the readership of the comics.
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This perennial question for the global press — and its readership — was raised once again this past weekend, when Pippa Middleton, younger sister to Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, married James Matthews in Berkshire, England.
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The tabloid's vast readership skews female and older, with nearly half of its readers over the age of 65 — meaning it reaches the heart of the monarchy's most fervent, and most conservative, support.
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The controversy, she said, wouldn't have hit so hard in a "smaller and much less crowded media landscape" if it had come out in the days before the era of online news readership.
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In California, where we have a large, devoted readership, we're now inviting readers more directly into the story-generation process by actively soliciting their questions and then having a reporter dig into them.
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While China has blocked other media platforms — such as Reuters and the Wall Street Journal — in the past, the move to censor CUP was different due to the academic journal's smaller, niche readership.
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If I had to guess, I'd estimate that the readership for this column breaks down thusly: So I'm dedicating this week's edition to that 20103 percent—those whose record collections stop around 22010.
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The daily, which gained a reputation as the newspaper of democratic Spain after the death of dictator Francisco Franco, has reported a steady decline in readership since the country's economic crisis erupted in 2008.
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Instead of sharing readership numbers, which aren't important to the business model because there's no advertising, the editorial staff pays attention to metrics around engagement — especially those that lead to new subscriptions, he said.
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But if he's resolute in his dismissal of the persistent political reading of his novels, it's not out of any concern for decreased readership, but because his focus has always been on the story.
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Run by former Breitbart News reporter Patrick Howley, who often writes the website's most conspiracy-oriented content, Big League Politics has amassed a readership that prominent Republicans and their supporters have increasingly found attractive.
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The Times has been building up on the online readership it gained during the U.S. presidential election by marketing unbiased reporting in the face of President Donald Trump's combative view of traditional news media.
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The outlook overshadowed a better-than-expected second-quarter profit, helped by the 167-year old newspaper's efforts to make money from digital subscribers to counter a relentless decline in readership of its broadsheets.
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The magazine, which boasts a readership of 100,000, has published 14 special issues devoted to jackfruit, featuring successful jackfruit-related business stories from India's jackfruit-growing neighbours Sri Lanka, Vietnam, Philippines, Mexico, and Malaysia.
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These novels were inspired by Colette's childhood in the countryside, and sparked a readership of young women in particular—the kind of audience that the literary establishment of the time could have never anticipated.
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While it developed something of a tabloid reputation, looked down upon by much of the conservative intellectual elite, it had a major readership among both rank-and-file Republicans and some on Capitol Hill.
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The pandemic has also renewed debate about a longstanding practice where advertisers steer their ads away from hard news, making it hard for news publishers to monetize the big spikes in readership they're seeing.
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You'll learn about the three big benefits of coverage, what's changed about readership over the past decade, the most common mistake in startup PR and how to combine your milestones into a compelling story.
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The dominance of Facebook and Google, which rake in the majority of digital ad dollars, is a key reason the traditional news business has been struggling through a period of layoffs and readership decline.
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And generally, poetry readership is up: Almost 12 percent of American adults read poetry in 2017, according to a National Endowment for the Arts survey, up from nearly 7 percent of adults in 2012.
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We appreciate your readership of our technology-focused newsletters, and we're eager to hear your thoughts on what you want more or less of so we can make the experience even better for you.
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I'm not allowed to give raw numbers, which are proprietary, but I can say that on average my columns about President Trump had readership more than twice that of my columns about foreign topics.
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Big League Politics is a relatively new entry to the constellation of right-wing media outlets that sprung up during Donald Trump's rise, and until the bombshell yearbook report, its readership had remained small.
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Abbott increased his readership by fully revealing the horrors of lynching and enticing the black people upon whom Southerners relied for cheap labor to move north in the exodus later known as the Great Migration.
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In Refinery29's favor, however, is that the app is built out of the company's popular web franchise, "8 Things To Know This AM," which already has a readership familiar with its headline round-ups.
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The deals are expected to increase TNL's monthly unique visitors to about 10 million, bringing its readership closer to sites run by legacy media companies in Taiwan, including Apple Daily, United Daily News and SET.
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After months spent watching other anonymous messaging and sharing apps come and go, Whisper is coming back to the market with a new product, a massive readership and a reinvigorated approach to sharing its content.
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And so, I am pleased, even thrilled to tell you, the readership, that another chapter has been written in this glorious saga, the never-ending feud, forged in fire and blood, between DeMarcus and Plumlee.
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The youngest editor-in-chief Condé Nast has ever had, and only the second person of color, Welteroth made it her mission to usher Teen Vogue into a new era — one that reflected its readership.
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At VTDigger, a non-profit site started by a laid-off journalist, dogged coverage of politics and corruption in Vermont has attracted strong readership and a mix of donations, grants and sponsorships from local businesses.
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Instead of thinking of a content company as a combination Pizza Hut and Taco Bell, content gurus must find a way to make a stuffed crust pizza gordita wrap and feed it to their readership.
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Newspaper readership and advertising revenue have fallen sharply in Italy over the past seven years and sources have said Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne wants to focus his company's energies on the core automotive business.
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The result is that Rivera can cast himself both as a gimlet-eyed insider with a powerful readership and as a mostly anonymous entrepreneur running a niche link blog from the comfort of his home.
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It has also earned plaudits for the quality of its journalism at a time of declining newspaper readership and shown a knack for finding and packaging content that online audiences want to share and discuss.
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If you are a 15-year-old girl, and the data we have on VICE Sports' readership suggests there's about a two-in-three chance that you are, you already know who Ansel Elgort is.
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Not only have we nearly doubled in readership over the past few years, we've done it without going inorganically broad, attempting to squeeze out more value per eyeball or making our events pay-to play.
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Over the last few years, publishers struggling to attract readership and draw online advertising dollars have come to view Facebook and its users as a good way to gain new audiences and lucrative revenue streams.
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But for publishers, committing such a large portion of their readership to Google's and Facebook's standards could mean giving up some control over how their articles look and how they make money off of them.
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Her admirers were countless — from fellow authors, college students and working people to Barack Obama, who awarded her a Presidential Medal of Freedom; to Oprah Winfrey, who idolized Morrison and helped greatly expand her readership.
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The big picture: Local newspapers peaked in 2005 but have since suffered from decline in readership and revenue, reports the Financial Times, which has left some local areas with heavy populations without local newspaper coverage.
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And too much of it has taken the easy route, giving a foreign readership what it desires: a voyeuristic, and ultimately unengaged, affirmation of what it believes is true of savage peoples in other countries.
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The regulatory public notice and comment process, for example, differs from state to state, with some utilizing electronic communication channels, while some still print rulemaking notices only in the back of newspapers with minimal readership.
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A shift away from non-ad content produced by businesses is a potentially severe blow to news organizations, many of which use Facebook to drive readership, but Zuckerberg said many such posts have been unhealthy.
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We live in the age of guilt by pull-quote, abetted by a combination of lazy journalism, gullible readership, missing context, and technologies that make our every ill-considered utterance instantly accessible and utterly indelible.
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Many found the sanitized comics boring, and — with the new medium of television providing competition — readership, which at one point had reached 600 million sales annually, declined by almost three-quarters within a few years.
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The readership for our Australia stories also includes New York Times readers all over the world, from Americans in Sydney and Santa Monica to Brits, Brazilians and Chinese immigrants in London and Melbourne and Auckland.
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Even if it had, an op-ed in The Hill—a publication with scant readership or clout beyond the Beltway—would hardly be the best vector to influence American voters in far-flung swing states.
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He founded Valleywag to address the problem, and though the site never achieved the readership or the advertising of his other outlets, and closed after a few years, Denton regarded its mission with special fondness.
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The new plan is to see whether the site's sizable readership will be willing to put a bit of cash on the table for a service they may have been using for years for free.
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My observation is that most of the printed letters are from either politically, professionally or academically connected people whose expertise in the field seems to qualify them to have their opinions shared with the readership.
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We're doing about 3.5 billion overall views, of which almost three-quarters are off the site, so there's still a very vibrant community coming in, but then there's also huge readership and viewership off-site.
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The presidential election was clearly a dominant topic of interest, but stories on culture, climate change, and how to be a family in a divisive and sometimes dangerous time in the world also drew avid readership.
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But if you're part of Gizmodo's readership that won't be able to see the most spectacular part of the eclipse, when it passes into the Earth's umbra and turns a deep, red hue—I'm with you.
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As fewer submissions began to come in, though, echoing the decline in readership of this feature, we knew that it was time to let bunnies be free again, and we have ended the Peeps contest run.
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The interviewer runs the risk of plagiarizing the interviewee's books ( The Psychic Soviet, Supernatural Strategies for Making a Rock 'n' Roll Group, and Censorship Now!), or at least adding redundancy to the lives Svenonius' readership/fans.
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"Rappler's work rests on its own freedom to impart information, and more importantly its vast readership to have access to its public interest reporting," said the statement, signed by David Kaye, Michel Forst and Agnes Callamard.
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Sometimes it is the case that a novelist, debut or otherwise, writes a great book that doesn't reach the right readership and fails by sales standards, which makes her less appealing to publishers next time around.
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If the co-worker in question had been male, the essay would never have been written; it is salacious to a straight readership only because a het woman had an emotional affair with a queer woman.
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One hesitates to say that Hearn is now being "rediscovered" by an English-language readership, because his output was so voluminous and so varied that some corner of it seems to resurface every decade or so.
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Mr. Graham's account of the resurrection of that paper — into a tabloid behemoth that hypnotizes its readership while forever altering its competition's DNA — foretells the age of populist media in which we now live and squirm.
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Shane Parrish was a cybersecurity expert at Canada's top intelligence agency and an occasional blogger when he noticed something curious about his modest readership six years ago: 80 percent of his followers worked on Wall Street.
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It took months to prepare their first issue because they struggled to find a balance between pursuing nurturing themes like second-wave feminism, which might appeal to a more educated audience, and attracting a wider readership.
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About a year and a half ago, while other news organizations were retrenching, The Times decided to invest in expanding its footprint around the world, particularly in countries like Canada where it has a strong readership.
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At The Times, we have access to analytics about the people reading our articles, and the consistent strong readership we get from stories about these topics reaffirms that people continue to be frustrated with these issues.
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At the same time, the ideological identity of the right is murkier than it was before Mr. Trump became the nominee and then the president-elect, making it harder for conservatives to reach a broad readership.
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Kaur's books have sold more than 3.5 million copies, an incredible number for any poet but the more remarkable when you consider that surely some percentage of her readership has never owned one of those books.
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Fashion editors are always working to earn a socially engaged readership, so they're "looking at who would be garnering a lot of attention that evening, whether they're nominated or are likely to receive an award," says Bonnouvrier.
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Thompson's response about the Mueller report came after he was asked if the paper has seen a drop-off in readership after the special counsel's findings were released, similar to what some cable news channels had experienced.
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And the readership will in turn make demands on the editors to shape the coverage in certain ways, which will tend to gradually shift that center of gravity away from the middle, and towards the political extremes.
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If you go back to print media, when you purchased an ad in a magazine, you had to use the size of the readership as a proxy to gauge how much attention that was lent to you.
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For most of their existence, SFF novellas have been trapped in monthly magazines and anthologies, where only a fringe readership could visit them (along with short stories, but those babies can also live free in dedicated collections).
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Despite her political stance, however, Kaur's work and public persona are carefully modulated in order to maximize her marketability to both a Western metropolitan readership and the grassroots social media audience to whom she owes her fame.
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The move illustrates how Meredith sees some of Time Inc's titles that attract primarily male readership as not playing to its core strength in women's magazines, which include Better Homes & Gardens, Family Circle and Martha Stewart Living.
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At the same time, CNN, the Washington Post, the New York Times and Fox News all saw peak web readership around last year's presidential election and, more importantly, have managed to sustain gains amid continued political tension.
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His vanity books tell of the Tudor revivals and Spanish colonials that played host to Golden Age movie stars and moguls, house histories written for a limited readership of the famous and wealthy who currently own them.
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"If it's a big New York publishing house, they're probably looking for an idea with relevancy or currency in the market, combined with an author who has a platform — visibility to the intended readership," Ms. Friedman said.
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During her two-year tenure, Antunes oversaw a dramatic redesign of the outlet's website, expanding the digital news staff and areas of coverage, and in the process increasing readership sharply and scoring a number of journalism awards.
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The Financial Times rocked its business-friendly readership with a high-profile series admitting that capitalism has indeed become "rigged" and that it desperately needs a "reset," to restore truly free markets and bring back real opportunity.
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It was started as an experiment to see if giving readers a separate post in which to discuss the smaller variety puzzles would become popular, but unfortunately, it has not developed enough readership to keep it going.
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The hidden nirvana of online readership was to be found on fan forums and football message boards, down at the bottom of an HTML rabbit hole which one might otherwise have assumed had long ago been filled in.
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RCS has lost 1.3 billion euros over the past five years as the Internet bites into advertising revenues and readership, with over 400 million euros in debt thanks in good part to a past bad investment in Spain.
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But the company underestimated the enthusiasm of our readership, and the dedicated audience of queer women (many of whom also read Autostraddle) shared their immense displeasure in the choices made by the straight white men running the show.
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If this continues to happen, the best-case scenario is the readership tolerates being patronized — but more realistically, readers will make a mental note never to buy travel guides, academic books or photography titles on e-readers again.
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Do you think that the mix that works for you is it the fact that you're sort of mission driven, so you've got a readership / base that wants to support you regardless of what's happening week to week?
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The Pew Research Center recently reported that due to declining readership and advertising sales, employment of news personnel since 2007 – a time when smartphones and social media burst onto the scene - dropped by nearly half: 74,000 to 85033,000.
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Univision's bid for Gawker illustrates how the U.S. Spanish-language broadcaster is seeking to expand its digital media properties, and is not shying away from a news brand that has often courted controversy to build a cult readership.
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When this: Soul-Searching in Baltimore, a Year After Freddie Gray's Death was paired against this: Baltimore After Freddie Gray: The 'Mind-Set Has Changed' The test showed a 1,677 percent increase in readership for the second one.
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But in Northern and Central Europe, where news readership and even print publishing remain healthy by comparison, the leading media groups have been aggressively investing in marketplace and e-commerce startups across the continent over the last decade.
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Hoping to appeal to a young, savvy readership, he and other editors urge Ma23azef's contributors to avoid the conventions of Arabic news writing and scholarship, take their time with their writing and aim for a fresh, clear voice.
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Natalie Babbitt, a celebrated children's author and illustrator whose ruminative novel "Tuck Everlasting," about a family's immortality, found a fervent readership and inspired two films and a Broadway musical, died on Monday at her home in Hamden, Conn.
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Matthew Riemer and Leighton Brown, the creators of the 400,000-strong account and the book's co-authors, were compelled to immerse themselves and their readership in a legacy that eludes many of today's Millennials and Generation Z-ers.
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You know a lot about them, you can study their behavior and readership more closely, and it's easier to sort of home in on what aspect of this story is going to be really interesting to that audience?
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The attire in both cover portraits is modest, but not explicitly Muslim, in keeping with the values of the majority of the magazine's readership as well as encapsulating a major trend on the runways of the fashion capitals.
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I would love to have only a few thousand people reading Lawfare and frankly being able to spend our time in service to that readership, thinking through hard problems that they might not have time to think about.
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The company's news and information business, which includes the Wall Street Journal and the Times in London, has been suffering from lower ad sales as readership dwindles, with readers opting for free news on websites and mobile apps.
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Though formal innovation tends to preoccupy avant-garde writers and to guarantee a small readership, Carrère's books — 14 across 36 years, with translations into more than 30 languages — have been best sellers, as popular as they are praised.
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She made a compelling business case for producing more issues and very likely would have succeeded, Mr. Gaines said, if not for external market pressures and concerns that a weekly Life could cannibalize readership from other Time publications.
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In a conversation with Peter Kafka, they'll discuss how readership data influences their commerce efforts and why they believe media companies can succeed in commerce today despite a trail of failures littering the landscape up until this point.
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The question of audience is answered more deliberately by Jamil Jan Kochai, an Iowa M.F.A. candidate whose debut novel, "99 Nights in Logar," is crafted with care, respect and a hard-earned and profound understanding of its readership.
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