Also from the same source:
"Print circulation continues on its steep downward slide, the Audit Bureau of Circulations revealed this morning in releasing the latest numbers for some of the country's largest dailies in the six-month period ending March 31, 2008. When a full analysis appears it is expected to find, according to sources, the biggest dip yet, about 3.5% daily and 4.5 for Sunday. . . . The New York Times lost more than 150,000 copies on Sunday. Circulation on that day fell a whopping 9.2% to 1,476,400. The paper's daily circulation declined 3.8% to 1,077,256."
Circulation at the WSJ, meanwhile, is up. USA Today, too. What could be the difference?
The following chunk of chocolate goodness appeared in CNN:
"Scientists in the UK are seeking 150 women to eat chocolate every day for a year in the cause of medical research.
"Women taking part in the study must eat one bar of chocolate a day.
"The trial, at the University of East Anglia in Norwich, eastern England, will test whether a natural compound found in cocoa, the main ingredient of chocolate, could cut the risk of heart disease among women with diabetes...."
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