
The Miami Herald apparently has relied on heavy advertising of real estate for a substantial part of its profits. When the real estate market went into a deep recession, those profits fell steeply, and as a result the paper might be for sale.
Owned by the McClatchy Company, the Herald suffered substantial losses this year. In Florida, the parent company experienced a decline of 22.5 percent in revenues from advertising, whereas ad revenues in other parts of the country declined 14.7 percent.
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