The Boston Globe has more digital subscribers than print
ones, the Boston Business Journal reported.
In the
first quarter of 2019, weekday print subscribers went from 108,719 to
98,978, an 11 percent decline year-over-year. Meanwhile, digital subscriptions
went from 107,902 to 112,241 as of March 31, the business publication reported.
The numbers came from Globe filings to the Alliance
The switch
is a first for a daily regional paper, the Boston Business Journal said.
A Globe
digital subscription costs $360 a year after starting discounts, according to Nieman Lab. That’s among the
highest in the market and tops subscriptions to The Washington Post and New
York Times, the Nieman Lab says.
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