Does Toronto Star A More Effective Way To Read?

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In this busy city of ours called Toronto, there are many things we indulge into, such as watching tv, reading a book, playing games on your phones, or reading a newspaper. Speaking of newspapers there are still people today that read print newspapers, whether they are commuting to work or relaxing on Sunday morning. Newspapers provide information of what is going in this city and in the world. In Toronto the most read newspaper is the Toronto Star with 1.1 million people reading their print version everyday. In this Modern age of technology, it is easy to get news on your phones, tv, tablets e.c.t. The Toronto Star has started its digital news copy which is gaining a lot of viewers, and in doing so the Toronto Star has decreased its distribution. Not just
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We are going to compare the readership between print and online, How different educational levels affect the

DIGITAL NEWSPAPERS ARE BETTER
Newspaper industry, and the fact that Toronto Star’s print copy will not lose its revenue even with decline rate of print newspapers. Now first and foremost, why do people pick up a print newspaper? How many people read it? Some people would rather have a digital copy then a print but as we all know that there is pros and cons in everything, and in print newspapers as well. There are “1.1 million” (Powell
2016) people who read Toronto Stars print newspaper, some of the benefits that print newspaper has is advertising, since the Star is well known and most read Newspaper, this really help in getting a certain product or promoting a business across to its readers. Another reason is that publishing the ad, it is cost effective then digital version. “Newspapers and magazines offer different rates depending on the size of the ad and the date it runs, almost ensuring that even

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