Finding 'Missing' Readers: 7 Papers Try Sports-Only Digital Subscriptions

Posted Monday, September 17, 2018 9:31 am

David Beard | Poynter

As an 11-year-old starting a new life in Miami with his family from Nicaragua, Alex Mena caught a glorious year in 1984 following the Miami Dolphins, who went all the way to the Super Bowl.

Now the Miami Herald's sports editor, Mena has been eager to lure new fans to his paper.

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Finding 'Missing' Readers: 7 Papers Try Sports-Only Digital Subscriptions

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