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what is the meaning of "cross-readership" in this sentence: "Due to cross-readership, consumer response in not limited by demographics"?
what is the meaning of "cross-readership" in this sentence: "Due to cross-readership, consumer response in not limited by demographics"?
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"Cross-readership" refers to two different types (or "demographics") of people reading the same source.
One example would be in the Venn diagram below - where books that are "available in both hard copy and Kindle" have cross-readership with both readers that read only "hard copy books", and readers that read only "Kindle books".
To reword the sentence, using the example:
"Because books available in both hard copy and Kindle can be read by both (Demographic 1) people who read only hard copy, and (Demographic 2) people who read only Kindle, the way people respond to those books are not limited by whether or not the reader prefers to read on hard copy or on Kindle. That is to say, the book has cross-readership between Hard-Copy-only readers and Kindle-only readers".
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- English (UK)
"Cross-readership" refers to two different types (or "demographics") of people reading the same source.
One example would be in the Venn diagram below - where books that are "available in both hard copy and Kindle" have cross-readership with both readers that read only "hard copy books", and readers that read only "Kindle books".
To reword the sentence, using the example:
"Because books available in both hard copy and Kindle can be read by both (Demographic 1) people who read only hard copy, and (Demographic 2) people who read only Kindle, the way people respond to those books are not limited by whether or not the reader prefers to read on hard copy or on Kindle. That is to say, the book has cross-readership between Hard-Copy-only readers and Kindle-only readers".
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