Past, Present and Future Trends in XXXX by XXX

Note This template is a minimal, suggestive guide to get you started You may add as many slides as you want, just click on “insert” and “slide” More images are often useful Put links for images, etc., on the “notes page”

Why This Topic is Important Point One Point Two Point Three

The Data Set I Used The Data File, e.g., GSS 7204 The size of the sample When the data were gathered

The Variables I used Variable One Described Variable Two Described Variable Three Described

The Variables I used Variable Four Described Variable Five Described Variable Six Described

Trends in [your dependent variable] in this and other slides, delete the examples and replace them with our own material

Image from: http://www. trinity. edu/mkearl/newspapr Image from: http://www.trinity.edu/mkearl/newspapr.jpg - if you use someone else’s material you must acknowledge it.

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Newspaper reading Age Income

Hint: bold the table in the original Word file before copying it...

Main Findings Finding One Finding Two Finding Three

Main Findings Finding Four Finding Five Finding Six

Probable Future Point One Point Two Point Three

Image from: http://gfishbone. com/lwn/archives/2005/05/the_future_of_n

Preventable Future Point One Point Two Point Three Image from The Economist, “Who Killed the Newspaper,” August 24, 2006.

Possible Future Point One Point Two Point Three Image from: Bob Russell blog on future of news: http://www.mobileread.com/forums/showpost.php?p=40429&postcount=1

Image from: http://www. micropersuasion. com/2006/01/rssenabled_epap

Preferable Future Point One Point Two Point Three

Suggested Readings “Who Killed the Newspaper,” The Economist, August 24, 2006 Bob Russell’s blog on the future of news “The Future of Newspapers,” from Made Up News That’s Almost Fit to Read,