The newspaper readership habits of young adults
27 Oct 2010 | by Katherine Page
As Independent Print launches its new condensed quality paper i, NRS looks at the readership trends among younger adults to judge the off-shoot's prospects.
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As Independent Print launches its new condensed quality paper i, NRS looks at the readership trends among younger adults to judge the off-shoot's prospects.
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