Somebody posted this on Reddit which I thought was insightful. Newspapers are just not selling anymore. Why would I buy a printed newspaper when I have the most up to date news in my hand already?<p>From Reddit:<p>Every national newspaper is seeing double digit decreases in circulation - at this rate the print editions will be gone in 5 - 7 years. The independent was worse off than everyone else, so this shouldn&#x27;t be a surprise.<p>Newspaper	Average circulation as of June 2015,	Year-on-year % change<p>Daily Mirror	855,987	-10.71<p>Daily Record	191,042	-10.68<p>Daily Star	416,379	-10.83<p>The Sun	1,818,935	-10.56<p>Daily Express	432,565	-9.83<p>Daily Mail	1,626,846	-2.79<p>The Daily Telegraph	489,739	-4.83<p>Financial Times	214,256	-2.85<p>The Guardian	171,218	-7.61<p>i	274,556	-4.12<p>The Independent	57,930	-8.78<p>The Times	389,409	-1.05<p>Edit: Formatting