Despite Paywalls, Newspapers Still Bled Red Ink in 2013
 

Despite Paywalls, Newspapers Still Bled Red Ink in 2013
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Circulation growth, mobile ads and digital paywalls narrowed newspapers' losses, but failed to offset declining advertising revenue as newspaper income continued to drop in 2013.

Overall revenue was off 2.6% to $37.59, a sharper drop than the 2% decline from 2012, according to a report from the Newspaper Association of America.

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Ad revenue accounted for the entirety of the losses for newspapers. Print ad revenues fell 8.6%, and overall, ad sales for newspapers declined 6.5%

A 3.7% jump in circulation revenue, including digital paywalls helped alleviate some of the losses. Read more...

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