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The newspaper industry is entering a new
. The
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
has become America's first newspaper to stop
and become the first newspaper to
online only. The newspaper was 146 years old, the oldest in Washington State.
Only about 20 people work for
seattlepi.com
, the Internet version of the newspaper. Once, over 150 people worked in the
of Seattle's most famous paper. There is only one
newspaper left in Seattle,
The Times
. Many people think that it could follow the Post-Intelligencer by going online only as well.
Among other big cities in the US, Denver only has one daily newspaper because the
Rocky Mountain News
closed a few weeks ago. Some newspapers around the US are afraid of going
.
One of the main problems that
newspapers face today is
. Big local newspapers earn a lot of their money with ads. But that market has moved to advertising on the Internet which is either free or
very little. Another reason is that many newspapers have become bigger and bigger. They have spent too much money
and buying up other papers.
Newspapers are
costs wherever they can. In Detroit, daily newspapers
their papers on only three days a week. In Ohio the state's largest newspapers are sharing stories. Almost 8,000 jobs have been lost in the newspaper industry.
Newspapers have lost millions of readers in the past years because a new generation of readers has
. Much of the news that people get online still comes from newspapers and most of them
it for free. While newspapers have fewer reporters in big cities and abroad, observers say that they have lost much of their
. The big question is: Will they find a new home on the Internet?
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