The steam powered rotary printing press was invented in 1843 by Richard Hoe. Its innovation was the use of rollers instead of a flat bed and it greatly increased the speed of printing.
(example: approx. copies per hour - manual flatbed press 500, steam operated flatbed press 2,000, steam rotary press 20,000)
The increased quantity being printed reduced the unit cost and this allowed the owners to reduce the price of newspapers while continuing to make profits.
The introduction of the penny press in the 1830s led to the reduction in price of newspapers to a penny a copy. This innovation made newspapers more affordable and accessible to a wider audience, significantly increasing readership.
Doubled sided paper.
The New York Times
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The steam powered rotary printing press was invented in 1843 by Richard Hoe. Its innovation was the use of rollers instead of a flat bed and it greatly increased the speed of printing. (example: approx. copies per hour - manual flatbed press 500, steam operated flatbed press 2,000, steam rotary press 20,000) The increased quantity being printed reduced the unit cost and this allowed the owners to reduce the price of newspapers while continuing to make profits.
The price could go up or down (ambiguous) but the quantity definitely would decrease
After the sale the price returns to 69.45
increase
coin penny 1988 one penny
Newspapers did not exist in 1066.
It lowered the price of goods.
it lowered the price of tea It allowed the shipment of tea directly to the colonies.
one cent.
a penny
If in England, then about 40p.