Investing in news quality has a stronger positive influence on newspaper profitability thanspending on distribution, circulationor advertising, according toresearchout ofthe University of Missouri-Columbia. Researchers from the journalism and marketing departments teamed upand analyzed financial data from more than 900 newspapers gathered over a 10-year period. The full report will be published in the April issue of theJournal of Marketing.
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