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Sustainability:Christian Science Monitor editor John Yemma breaks down the financial numbers for an online newsroom


The decision by the Christian Science Monitor to drop the daily print version will be a closely watched experiment. Len Witt of the Public Journalism Network has a timely interview with CSM editor John Yemma who gives a more detailed breakdown of what the change will do to costs:

The cost for an approximately 80-person newsroom and eight foreign bureaus would be just $7 million a year, if it were all online, and $12 million with the Friday print edition.


Now we'll see whether revenues can support CSM 2.0.

Tags: christiansciencemonitor, innovation, sustainability

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Suzanne Yada Comment by Suzanne Yada on November 17, 2008 at 11:54pm
Thanks for posting this. I'm always on the lookout for some hard numbers.

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