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This is what newspapers learned. They thought the internet was a paradigm shift at first. Turns out there is a group of affluent folks willing to pay for quali
by MomoXenosaga 5y ago
This is what newspapers learned. They thought the internet was a paradigm shift at first.
Turns out there is a group of affluent folks willing to pay for quality journalism- as it has been the case for 400 years.
- gowld 5y agoPlease name 3 advertising-free newspapers.
- throwaway946513 5y agoAny newspaper available in my city are reliant upon advertising. Let's not forget I pay for the newspaper subscription too, it's not free to sign up. Unfortunately some newspapers also are heavily biased in favor of those who pay their bills. See The Washington Post on any Amazon/Bezos related news after he became the owner of Democracy's death in Darkness.
- GekkePrutser 5y agoTrue but newspaper advertising has always been untracked for obvious reasons. At most it was adjusted to the target audience of a particular paper and perhaps the type of content in the section. It's only when the internet came along that advertisers started considering non-targeted advertising as unviable.