The Brazilian newspaper Diário de Natal, which circulates in the state of Rio Grande do Norte, is ceasing to publish in print and will go online only.
The paper's owner, Diários Associados (Associated Newspapers), said the transition from print to screen was due to the paper's negative financial results over the last several years.
But most newspapers in Brazil are stronger than ever, with growing sales and revenues. At the beginning of September, print circulation of the country's newspapers was up 2.3% over the previous year.
Since 2010, only one other Brazilian paper, Jornal do Brasil, has ended its print edition.
Source: Knight Centre
