Mobile technology appears to be increasing the public appetite for
news but it's far from clear whether the news industry will profit
from that, a study issued Monday concluded. The Pew Research Center's
Project for Excellence in Journalism, in its annual state of the news
media report, found encouraging signs within the 27 percent of
Americans who say they get news on their smartphones or tablets. These
consumers are likely to seek out traditional news sites or
applications, strengthening their bond with old newspaper or
television news organizations. http://news.yahoo.com/report-tablets-helping-improve-news-consumption-0405440...
news but it's far from clear whether the news industry will profit
from that, a study issued Monday concluded. The Pew Research Center's
Project for Excellence in Journalism, in its annual state of the news
media report, found encouraging signs within the 27 percent of
Americans who say they get news on their smartphones or tablets. These
consumers are likely to seek out traditional news sites or
applications, strengthening their bond with old newspaper or
television news organizations. http://news.yahoo.com/report-tablets-helping-improve-news-consumption-0405440...
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