Death of print newspapers visualized in one graph.
Posted: 428 days ago in: International Social Media
From the Atlantic: Print newspaper ads have fallen by two-thirds from $60 billion in the late-1990s to $20 billion in 2011. The decline is stunning. “Last year’s ad revenues of about $21 billion were less than half of the $46 billion spent just four years ago in 2007, and less than one-third of the $64 billion spent in 2000.”
来自Atlantic: 印刷报纸广告的收入从90年代后期的600亿美元下降到2011年的200亿美元。这个降幅是惊人的。2011年全年的210亿美元广告收入，少于2007年460亿美元广告支出的一半，比2000年640亿美元的广告支出还少了近三分之一。
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