Newspapers are having their share of readership challenges, but the Guelph Mercury is bucking the trend. It’s carrying a story today about readership being up more than nine per cent for its print edition, and 10 per cent for the online version. That’s encouraging for anyone who believes that when it comes to news, good content is as important as the medium in which it appears.
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