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In an era of social media and incendiary memes that spread like wildfire, do you ever wonder if people are concerned about print and local journalism in our democracy?
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Get to it...Read the Newspaper!
March 17, 2014
Jim Smith
I firmly believe that an individual has a responsibility to be an INFORMED member of their community and the best way to become informed is to read your local newspaper.
Thank You!
November 25, 2013
Steel City Corp would like to thank all of our customers who helped make our Breast Cancer Awareness poly bag sale a big success! Because of your support, we were able to make a donation to the Bright Pink foundation.
It's a small world!
November 1, 2013
I enjoyed the nostalgic moment and thought how special and unique it is that both my grandfather and I work in the newspaper industry.
Possible solutions to gaining younger readers.
May 28, 2013
Scott VanGilder
“My generation is building habits around digital content and [how much] we’re exactly willing to pay for it. We’ve grown up with a wealth of news and video available for free on the internet, and for many of us, we also have access to high-quality content through parents or friends subscriptions to services like Netflix. We built media habits around this content from an early age, but we were never forced to actually pay for content. My generation has grown up connected to the internet and we’ve never been at a loss for finding news and information on the web – for free.”
The 360 Media Alliance Mega Summit was Noisy!
April 26, 2013
Jim Smith
As many of you know, the 360 Media Alliance Mega Summit occurred recently in St. Louis. This conference and programming was developed for circulation/audience development professionals.
A personal account of grabbing younger readers.
April 15, 2013
Scott VanGilder
I don't need to site any specific results from the countless studies regarding the reduced interest in newspapers by each younger generation – you are already familiar with this trend. It's a big concern for all of us in the newspaper.
Welcome to exPRESSly speaking!
April 8, 2013
Jim Smith
Welcome to “exPRESSly speaking”, a blog published by the team at Steel City Corp!
