(Bloomberg) -- The Village Voice, New York’s iconic alternative weekly, closed down its print edition to focus on online operations, succumbing to the advertising slump brought on by the internet age.
ADVERTISEMENT
It’s tough out there. Print advertising slid 10 percent in the U.S. last year for publicly traded newspaper companies, according to the Pew Research Center.
ADVERTISEMENT
RECOMMENDED FOR YOU
POPULAR
1
Nifty In Technical Charts: Still In A Consolidation Mood
2
FIU Notifies Fresh Money Laundering, Terror Financing Reporting Alerts For Capital Markets
3
Women Just 8% Of Candidates In First Two Phases Of Lok Sabha Polls
4
SBI, ICICI Bank Drive Market Surge, Top Six Firms Add Rs 1.30 Lakh Crore In Market Value
5