Newspapers lost more ground to the internet and television as a source of information according to the latest study from the Digital Future Project

Newspapers Lose More Ground to the Internet

By Don Irvine —— Bio and Archives--July 28, 2010

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Newspapers lost more ground to the internet and television as a source of information according to the latest study from the Digital Future Project. From E & P:

Newspapers continue to be seen as less important at their primary job — being sources of information – according to the latest edition of the nine-year-old Digital Future Project from the USC Annenberg School for Communications and Journalism.

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