瑞典《劳动报》停刊瑞典老牌劳工报纸《劳动报》9月30日出版了它的最后一期报纸。该报创刊于1887年8月6日,已有113年的历史。总部设在瑞典第三大城市马尔默的《劳动报》,是该国劳工类报纸中的顶粱柱。它背靠的是社会民主党,在过去的一个世纪中的大部分时间里,瑞典政府都处在该党的统治之下。整个80年代,《劳动报》在经营和业务上都很成功。但是后来它的日发行量下降了一半,只有5.6份,最近又不得不宣布破产。该报大约有300名雇员因此失业。落得这个境地,部分原因是读者阅读习惯的改变,以及来自阿络媒体和一些免费报纸不断增强的竞争。 The Swedish newspaper The Labor Daily stopped publishing the last issue of its newspaper, The Labor Daily, on September 30, the veteran labor newspaper in Sweden. The newspaper was first published on August 6, 1887, and has a history of 113 years. The newspaper Lao PDR, headquartered in Malmo, Sweden’s third-largest city, is the top pillar in the country’s labor newspaper. Backed by Social Democrats, the Swedish government has been under the party’s rule for most of the past century. Throughout the 1980s, Labor Daily was successful both in business and in business. But then its daily circulation dropped by half to 5.6, and it was late that it had to declare bankruptcy. About 300 employees of the newspaper lost their jobs. Part of this is the change in reader reading habits and the growing competition from Al-Naho and some free newspapers.