The question is whether it all is not too little too late. While circulation figures are secret, insiders believe the paper has dropped from daily three million readers in the first half of the 1990s to less than one million now. Both editors and readers belong to the over 45-year segment of the population, a group that is mostly not the ones that are very internet savvy. Whether the current changes will convince also a younger audience to turn back to the old lady remains an open question.
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Friday, April 20, 2007
Xinmin evening news turns digital for salvation
The question is whether it all is not too little too late. While circulation figures are secret, insiders believe the paper has dropped from daily three million readers in the first half of the 1990s to less than one million now. Both editors and readers belong to the over 45-year segment of the population, a group that is mostly not the ones that are very internet savvy. Whether the current changes will convince also a younger audience to turn back to the old lady remains an open question.
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