The long goodbye of Florida's newspapers - read all about it
By Dan Christensen, FloridaBulldog.org
The long goodbye of Florida’s newspapers is accelerating and the once unthinkable vanishing point for the printed edition one of America’s best-known papers – The Miami Herald – appears near.
Autumn is the time of year when newspapers typically file with the U.S. Postal Service their annual Statement of Ownership, Management and Circulation. In September, the once-mighty Herald’s statement disclosed that as of Aug. 18 its total paid circulation had dropped to a shocking 12,623 – a 76.25 percent plunge since 2018 when circulation was 53,141.
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