He is thinking of getting two biggest concern is security its very easy for anyone to slip out with unnoticed

Those bought from 1st November 2013.

Bigger bottom line for newspaper shareholders.

Wider readership since diaspora now included at marginal extra cost - means more advertising revenue.

I believe the Financial Times stopped the print edition a while back.

But what will butchers now wrap nyake with?

As more and more people turn to gadgets as their reading devices, mags and newspaper sellers will def be hit hard. Advice him to diversify as one cant stop an idea's who's time has come. I understand some newspapers in the US are placed in malls for free so that they can keep the print advertisement revenue...i think with time the likes of Nation and Standard will have to reduce the cost of acquiring a paper just to keep the print business running.

Depends on the location.If the vendor has ample space a fruit stand might supplement his income.If he has access to electricity natural fresh juices can be blended on the spot.This is a market not fully explored though the awareness and demand for healthy products is up.

When it comes to newspapers and changes in media uptake Gerd Leonhard is an individual who might be of interest.Even the e-paper might eventually be challenged by the same platform they're utilizing.A new type of newspaper that is compiled on the go might arise i.e. you buy the articles from the journalists you want.