Katie Allen of The Guardian in London writes Tuesday that The Economist believes it can boost subscribers during an economic downturn.
“Asked about being able to capture new readers hungry for analysis and comment during downturns, she said circulation had indeed been counter-cyclical at some points in the past. There had been some signs since this summer.
“‘On critical financial things people do turn to the Economist … but we have yet to see that come through fully yet,’ she said. ‘It comes back to the point of how we make sense of the world. It’s absolutely a highlight of the brand: forming opinions and having points of view. A viewspaper, not a newspaper.'”
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