Excerpt from The Making of a Newspaper: Experiences of Certain Representative American Journalists Related by Themselves
The above are the figures of Mr. Camp; while Mr. William Henry Smith estimates that a great journal will spend for special news be tween and a month, or a year in round numbers. As opposed to this lavish outlay, certain excellent local newspapers with established advertising patronage, notably the Baltimore Sun, satisfied with the outside news-service of the press associations, pay for telegraph-tolls not more than one hundred dol lars a week. Again, such prosperous local journals or advertising mediums probably ex pend only from seventy-five to one hundred and twenty-five dollars a week on the special corre spondents who send news by telegraph or post, and are paid by space, or at so much per column, contributed or printed whereas for the same services the papers of the first class pay from eight hundred to two thousand dollars per week.
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