National Public Radio (NPR) reported this year that,"In the age of Internet media and 24/7 cable outlets, more than 20 million Americans still get a significant amount of their news from small-circulation daily and weekly newspapers. For many of these mom-and-pop papers, business is booming — so much so that hundreds of papers have been targeted by growing national chains."
Reported by NPR's Brian Mann, in an interview with John Strong, President of the Newspaper Association of America on All Things Considered, April 30, 2007.
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There's the potential for making lots of money in the newspaper business. And some have grown up from almost nothing at all. You want to be very careful about your use of credit, your use of trade-offs or bartering. [ 
Some people simply desire a business of their own. Others want to give their community better representation in the press. I started my newspaper because I wanted to help the people of my area communicate more effectively with each other.
