Written by Carolyn Girard, The Catholic Register, Friday, 21 May 2010
TORONTO - Christian media in Canada are feeling the heat to modernize their news delivery and increase subscriptions if they want to keep their publications alive.
The Canadian Church Press (CCP), which in conjunction with the Association of Roman Catholic Communicators of Canada (ARCCC) held its annual conference here May 13-15, has seen its members suffer a two-per-cent decrease in subscriptions across the board in the past year. The theme of the conference? “We’re all in the same boat.”
“There certainly is a demand for us to be more on board with some of the technology that’s out there,” said Trina Gallop, president of the CCP. “It can be a challenge for some of our publications because we’re struggling with resources, and technology costs money.”
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Thanks for posting these updates. It's very handy to have an ongoing source of the latest developments in Catholic media from a Canadian perspective.
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