For newspapers, 2016 was a year of soaring highs and bruising lows. As print advertising declined, publishers on both sides of the Atlantic were reinvigorated by the globe-shaking news events of Brexit and the election of Donald Trump.
Six weeks into the new year, the news cycle shows no signs of slowing.
In the US, at least, this “heightened interest” will probably last as long as the White House “continue[s] to be creating news and controversy”, says Mark Thompson, chief executive of the New York Times.
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