“The Sopranos” featured it. Now, The Star-Ledger is stopping print editions.
The long -term newspapers of the two New York City, including an immortal newspaper in a “female treble”, Disappear from the newspaper stallWhen the media fight against the national anti -wind, they left Jersey City without printing news.
On the river in New York, the fate of the Star in New Jersey-Fictional Witter Boss Tony Soprano Reading-Jersey Journal will not have physical paper, some reporters, paper quality Boys and printers do not work.
Star owner is Only online And “Jersey magazine” is Fully close the storeReport nj.com, including the content of the two, and other channels. NJ Advance Media has “Jersey Magazine”, “Star” and NJCOM.
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“I am heartbroken,” Margaret Doman said at the foot of a group of mushroom buildings in the city of Jersey in Manhattan.
The long-term residents and community activists said: “I use” Jersey Journal “to do a lot of things-not only to read news, but also to publish information, and keep it consistent with what happened in the town.”
A letter to the editor said: “The Jersey Island Daily stopping the publication is like losing an old friend.”
In the “Daily Diary Plaza” named after 1867, “Jersey Journal” is decorated with giant red letters and decorated with the building that was placed in the news editor room Things have been displaced for a long time.
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17 employees are sold every day, with less than 15,000 sales. “Jersey Magazine” cannot withstand the closure of printed materials shared with New Jersey’s largest daily star number. This weekend will be fully digitized this weekend.
The star’s President Wes Turner pointed out a editor on nj.com, which pointed out that closing is “rising costs, reducing circulation and reduced demand for printing”.
The newspaper played in the iconic New Jersey Mattivist Party TV series, and won the mouth -watering Pulitzer in 2005. One of the series of political turmoil of Jim McGreevey, the governor of the governor of the time, was Essence
However, as the sales plummeted, the spoon did not save daily steps, and Papere experienced several rounds of painful acquisitions.
With the conversion to full numbers, it will even abolish its editorial committee to announce one of its members Tom Moran.
Local newspapers from all over the country
In the United States, the decline of local media is a slow and painful death.
According to the latest report from the University of Northwest University of Merdir News, more than one -third of newspapers (3,300) have been out of print since 2005.
They have always been the decline in reader groups and consolidating the title as a victim of a few companies.
The report of the report, Zach Metzger, said: “When the newspaper disappears, there will be many practical consequences.”
“The participation of voters often declines. Voting for firing will often decrease. The current person is more frequently elected. The corruption rate may increase. The speed of the police’s improper behavior may increase.”
During the news cycle, the dominant positions of major newspapers and major countries in the news cycle are often considered the cause of polarization between American society between the United States.
Steve Alessi, president of NJ Advance Media, wrote on nj.com that the termination of the printed product “represents the next step of the future digital of New Jersey” and promises to provide new investment for the website. The website claims to exceed 15 million unique unique unique ones Visitors every month.
He touted several flagship survey projects about political extremism. The management of private schools in the region was not good, the production of podcasts and newsletters to attract new readers.
President Kenneth Burns said: “There are still digital gaps in all parts of the country …. I am concerned about those who have no digital adaptation. They still go to the public library or newspaper to see the physical copy of the paper.” New Jersey Professional Journalist Society.
He said: “There are no many channels for local affairs.”
