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South Dakota Newspapers Feeling the Economic Bite

South Dakota Newspapers Feeling the Economic Bite

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Despite the apparent rollback of federal tariffs on newsprint, newspapers in the region and across the country are facing increasing economic pressure.

Dave Bordewyk, Executive Director of the South Dakota Newspaper Association, says state newspapers are not immune…

Bordewyk says advertisers are moving in the digital direction…

Bordewyk says interest in news is still high…

Bordewyk says some papers are cutting back on days they print or reducing the number of pages in some issues.

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