At first the price of a copy of newspaper was seldom a penny—usually two or three cents was charged.

起初，一份报纸的零售价很少会是一分钱，通常会收取两、三分钱。

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When Promise finally put down his wilted copy of the Wall Street Journal, there were no trumpets. He said simply, “When I read a foreign newspaper, I see lots of things I don’t know about.”

Promise读完了那张皱巴巴的华尔街日报以后没有发表什么高谈阔论，他说的言简意赅：“我要看了外国的报纸，我才能知道很多原本不知道的东西。”

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Sreenivasan added: "Keep in mind that most online news people read still uses a lot of newspaper-sourced copy that has been put on line. It's still a lot of traditional media that's feeding this."

Sreenivasan说，“要注意：人们阅读的多数网上新闻是报纸放在网上的新闻副本，因此仍然是诸多传统媒体支撑着这一产业。”

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Mr Blair played coy on live TV even when a copy of the newspaper story was waved under his nose.

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Mr. Bower pulled a spool of fishing line from his pocket and carefully knotted a copy of his local newspaper, the Centre Daily Times, to the fence.

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He dreams of a newspaper group with a tiny core of journalists whose copy is adapted for use across a swathe of papers, upmarket and downmarket, regional and national.

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