Is Digital Media killing the Printed Word?

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4. source: The New York Times, April 2009 | image: Tim Rich & Lesley Katon (Flickr)

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7. The use of online news websites are not strongly skewed by age demographics. source: PewInternet.org from sitejabber.com

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11. source: http://www.ipadinsider.com/tag/ipad-sales-figures | image: Luke Johnson (Flickr)

12. Tablets such as the iPad are favoured over laptops and desktops for multiple reasons. source: Nielsen Company, 2011 Mobile Connected Device Report

13. source: http://www.thedailygreen.com/going-green/tips/e-readers-tip | image: Jeff S (Flickr)

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17. image: Apple (USA Today, Bloomberg, AP, New York Times)

18. 58% of those who subscribe to print newspaper and devote about an hour a day to reading daily news, are very likely to cancel their subscription within the next six months. – Reynolds Journalism Institute, University of Missouri For current iPad users, image: Apple

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22. “With the average age of the American newspaper reader at 55 and rising…” – Eric Alterman, The New Yorker image: Creative Commons

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27. Thanks a lot for taking the time to view my presentation! Feel free to leave any comments, questions or reach me on twitter @effiejp, and I’ll definitely get back to you as soon as I possibly can. ~ Effie J. Pereira Queen’s University, FILM315