MeidaINFO.com has this Report
\”By this summer, all of the nation\’s 100 largest
newspapers will offer news content online,
according to a new survey by E&P Online. The
one straggler, Investor\’s Business Daily, plans to
launch a new site with daily content by early
summer.\”
MeidaINFO.com has this Report
\”By this summer, all of the nation\’s 100 largest
newspapers will offer news content online,
according to a new survey by E&P Online. The
one straggler, Investor\’s Business Daily, plans to
launch a new site with daily content by early
summer.\”ust last summer, four of the top 100 newspapers
— Investor\’s Business Daily of Los Angeles, The Buffalo (N.Y.) News,
The (Jackson, Miss.) Clarion-Ledger and The Honolulu Advertiser —
were news-less on the Internet. Each now offers daily news. (The
Clarion-Ledger, however, no longer ranks among the top 100 newspapers.)
The next tier of newspapers is also largely online. Among papers that ranked
from 101st to 150th in circulation (as reported in the 1999 Editor &
Publisher International Year Book), 10 were without online news last
summer. Now just two lack news: The (Mesa, Ariz.) Tribune, which serves
the suburbs of Phoenix, and The Vindicator of Youngstown, Ohio. Out of
the top 150 newspapers, 148 offer all or most of the news stories that appear
in their printed editions.
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