Here is a startling chart showing declining newspaper publishers revenue versus that of what Google received in digital advertising in their partnership with them.
If there is one winner it seems to be Google.
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James
Wednesday 14th of November 2012
Nice trend. SPH has also been experiencing declining advertising revenue. If it's not for its property investments, it would have profit declines.
Drizzt
Sunday 18th of November 2012
hi James, they are the outliers. perhaps their newspaper publishing business will survive.