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Online Readers Geographically More Dispersed than Print Readers

Hsiang Iris Chyi

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Abstract

Online reader surveys at 28 local newspapers suggest than newspapers based in locales of larger populations as well as those with higher print circulations tend to have a more geographically dispersed online readership.

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Online reader surveys at 28 local newspapers suggest than newspapers based in locales of larger populations as well as those with higher print circulations tend to have a more geographically dispersed online readership.

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Online reader surveys at 28 local newspapers suggest than newspapers based in locales of larger populations as well as those with higher print circulations tend to have a more geographically dispersed online readership.

Key concepts: Newspaper, Audience measurement, Advertising, Media studies, Reading (process), History, Geography, Political science

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