After 120 Years, Arizona State University Stops Printing Newspaper, Moves to Digital Platform
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TEMPE, AZ—August 1, 2014—After more than 120 years, Arizona State University has stopped printing the print section of its newspaper, The State Press, and has moved to a completely digital platform, reported the azcentral.com.
In the past three years, the company has made several changes to keep up with the latest media trends, such as moving from a broadsheet to tabloid design, completely redesigning its Website, and moving the print section from a daily paper to a weekly paper. The newspaper reported a significant amount of online readership that tripled the readers who read the printed version.
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