首页
登录
职称英语
American newspapers are reporting what some people fear is the slow death of
American newspapers are reporting what some people fear is the slow death of
游客
2023-08-20
73
管理
问题
American newspapers are reporting what some people fear is the slow death of their own industry. Newspapers earn most of their money from selling space for advertising. The rates they charge are 【B1】______the number of readers. Industry profits are【B2】______, and many newspaper companies have large debts from buying other papers. Some papers have recently closed or declared【B3】______or reduced their operations. Newspapers are looking for new ways to reinvent themselves, new ways to earn money. That includes giving new【B4】______to an old idea—charging for at least some of the material that most papers now publish online for free.
Internet access to newspapers means that more people may read the news, which is good for society. The question is how much people【B5】______pay for news that they have【B6】______ receiving for free.
The look of American newspapers changed after USA Today arrived in 1982. People who compared it to television did not【B7】______ mean that as praise, but the new design succeeded. Now newspapers are looking to redesign themselves for an increasingly online world. Millions more people read papers like USA Today and The New York Times for free on the web than paying for a printed【B8】______. Publishers who chose that business plan might【B9】______it now, but they might not have had much choice.
【B10】______means changing as conditions change. Like any other business, newspapers have to balance their needs with the needs of their customers, the readers they need to keep. [br] 【B10】
选项
答案
Survival
解析
根据空格所在位置可知,空格处应填入主语。结合录音可填入Survival,意为“幸存”。拼写单词时应注意单词首字母要大写。
转载请注明原文地址:https://tihaiku.com/zcyy/2941983.html
相关试题推荐
Americansgavealmosttwohundredfiftythousandmilliondollarstocharity
Americansgavealmosttwohundredfiftythousandmilliondollarstocharity
Americansgavealmosttwohundredfiftythousandmilliondollarstocharity
Americansgavealmosttwohundredfiftythousandmilliondollarstocharity
Americansgavealmosttwohundredfiftythousandmilliondollarstocharity
Americansgavealmosttwohundredfiftythousandmilliondollarstocharity
[originaltext]Today’slecturewillcenteronprehistoricpeopleoftheNeva
[originaltext]Today’slecturewillcenteronprehistoricpeopleoftheNeva
[originaltext]Today’slecturewillcenteronprehistoricpeopleoftheNeva
Manycountriesneedtodomoretooffereducationandtrainingforpeopleof
随机试题
台湾当局和少数国家宣称台湾因为未能加入WHO影响了防治SARS,这完全违背事实海峡两岸中国人民根连根、心连心。台湾发生SARS疫情后,中国中央政府十分关
[originaltext]M:Isthisbluetoobrightforme?W:Mmm-hmm.Itisaverybrig
广州以“购物天堂”著称。这里有众多的市场、商业街和购物中心。各种世界名牌商品(commodity)都可以在这里找到,你可以在市中心买到几乎任何你想要的东
Thepieceofmusicwascomposedbyaveryfamousblind(music)______musician
______________(当初要不是你的帮助),Ireallydon’tknowwhatI’dhavedone.Ifithadn’t
通过分部分项工程实际消耗与预算计划的对比,可以()。A.计算该分部分项工程的实际
()是指教师指导学生通过阅读教科书和其他参考书,以获得知识、巩固知识、培养学生自
儿童的社会性交往大多是在游戏情境中发生的,幼儿游戏中社会性交往水平最高的是()
20世纪70年代美国教育改革的主题之一是A.追求优异 B.生计教育 C.提高
下列关于工作分析的说法,错误的是()。A.工作分析得出的工作规范是对人的要求
最新回复
(
0
)