The Future of Journalism

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In September of 2009, 70 American college sophomores traveled to Lausanne, Switzerland, for a year of study. Through this blog, we'll post reflections on what we learn about this beautiful country and its multi-lingual culture, and about what it is like to live in a community of scholars. We're on an adventure. We hope you enjoy some of our reflections.

Tuesday, November 29, 2005

More on classifieds

A report from the Pew Internet & American Life Projects reports that 27 million internet users are selling something online. Craigslist.org tops the list of online classified ad usage. The report also notes that internet classified traffic is up 80 percent the past year. Seventeen percent of people in Gen Y (ages 18 to 28) are selling something, while 26 percent of older adults (ages 29 to 40) are hawking something online. This is a study that provides more data to the fears of newspaper executives watching their cash cow of classifieds ads migrate to the internet.

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