And guess what? The Akron, Ohio, newspaper only got two complaints. I have to admit that there’s a good reason here why newspapers are cutting the stock listings from the printed newspaper and directing their readers to get the information on the paper’s Web site.
Publisher James Crutchfield writes, “Some of our readers worry that we’re taking information away from the newspaper and putting it on the Internet. Mostly, that’s not true. We’re taking out information if we think it’s no longer useful to many readers.
“For the most part, we’re simply adding information online, where we don’t have the limitation of space. The Internet provides more opportunity for our customers and us, not less. We’re trying to be the best providers of local information.”
Read the rest of his column here.
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