Effects of a Magazine’s Move to Online-only: Post-print Audience Attention and Readership Retention Revisited

Overview of attention for article published in Journalism Practice, November 2019

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RT @neilthurman: 5 years after going online-only, @NME is making a partial return to print. @richrdfletcher & I studied the audience effect…

RT @neilthurman: 5 years after going online-only, @NME is making a partial return to print. @richrdfletcher & I studied the audience effect…

RT @neilthurman: 5 years after going online-only, @NME is making a partial return to print. @richrdfletcher & I studied the audience effect…

In @ElliseShafer's piece on @NME's return to print, @HLBish talks about the "experience only physical media can bring." A reason why we found NME was read for 31 mins/reader/week in print but only 0.78 mins online: https://t.co/VFYBJwDYga https://t.co/p

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