Three-quarters of U.S. adults (74 percent), or nearly 171 million people, read a newspaper - print or online - during the past week, according to a new study by Scarborough Research. The company, ...

Thanks to a pool of volunteers, Minnesotans who are blind, hindered by low vision or cope with a learning disability can use newspapers as sources for local news. The readers glean through print and ...

The magazine’s Ethicist columnist on whether it’s fair to peek behind a publication’s paywall if you’re no longer a subscriber. By Kwame Anthony Appiah I canceled my digital subscription to a daily ...

Readers of the comics page probably saw the ''Non Sequitur'' strip a week or so ago in which artist David ''Wiley'' Miller's balding, rotund ''everyman'' was reading a sign at the front of a newsstand ...

Europemedia.net reports that Europeans, especially Northern Europeans, enjoy reading newspapers but are less keen on the online versions, according to new analysis from market analysts at Forrester ...

A new survey of Canadian adults in 53 media markets indicates continuing popularity for print newspapers north of the border, with a surprisingly low number of survey respondents only reading content ...

THERE are all kinds of statistics being bruited about: Somewhere I read, or was told, that 73 percent of the people who read newspapers online were never newspaper subscribers. That's supposed to make ...