The Wall Street Journal reported that the circulation of newspapers has decreased dramatically in recent years and continues to spiral downward.
The reporter only mentioned once in the entire article what the reason for the decline has been. And the reason given is the exact reason as to why that reporter has a job: The Web is taking over where newspapers basically left off, since newspapers are slowly becoming a thing of the past. The web is the newspaper of its day, only an electronic version with many more features.
One would think that the article was supposed to be about why exactly newspapers are dying - on the contrary, the article is focused on the huge decline in circulation that has been occurring. The article would have been much better if it had stuck to its original topic and not the after effects of the problem, such as circulation decline and loss of ad revenue.
Poor performance on the WSJ's part this time. Walk the plank.
Article Link:
http://online.wsj.com/article/SB122507288489970971.html
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