Printed newspaper sales and online news subscriptions
Falling sales of newspapers and a rising number of tablet computers are seeing readers move from printed to online news.
The market is adapting with schemes to get readers to pay for web-based news, leaving questions over the viability of the current range of the printed press.
Giles Dilnot spoke to Patrick Smith of TheMediaBriefing.com, Steve Aukland of Local World and Ashley Highfield of Johnston Press.
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