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Why the Projo Has Nobody to Blame But Themselves
By Frymaster on May 5, 2012
Over on the Facebook, dude of awesomeness Peter Hocking shared Ted Nesi’s blog post about the continuing deterioration in the Projo’s circulation. Surprisingly, their web traffic is also down and down hard. Call it 30%. You know me; I wrote a snarky comment about how newspapers have nobody but themselves to blame for their predicament. That [...]
Posted in Business & Tech, Featured | Tagged comments on newspaper websites, david brauer, linda borg, media, newspaper websites, newspapers, peter hocking, web 2.0 | 8 Responses