1. Print and online versions
availability of data
Development of research tools increased institutional support for research.
2. In-house research
Audience attention and Advertiser investment
All about gaining more profit
Competition with online versions
3. Types of Newspaper/Magazine studies
Newspaper)Circulation Management Website usability
4. Types of newspaper/magazine studies
Newspaper
Circulation
Management
Website usability
5. Readership
Item Selection reader-nonreader comparisons uses and gratifications
journalist-reader comparisons
6. Reader Profiles
(age, gender)- provides with demographic of their reader- who to gear paper
and ads toward
7. Item Selection
The paper do people read)allows newspapers to know what content to
publish and give to advertisers so they know who to cater to
8. Reader vs Non reader
Nonprint readers back by luring them to their online edition/ (If parents are
newspapers readers then is child more likely to read it)
9. Uses and Gratifications
Why people read the newspaper or what they use it for
10. Journalist-Reader Comparisons
Journalists are questioned about atopic and their answers are compared to
reader answers to see if there is any correspondence between two
11. Circulation