Partisan newspapers fell by the wayside because more accessible (and thus more popular)papers were politically independent.

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Partisan newspapers were tied to a specific political party or ideology. As access to news sources increased and newspaper circulation expanded, politically independent papers became more popular. As a result, many partisan newspapers went out of business or shifted towards more neutral coverage to compete with their independent counterparts.

Partisan Newspapers Fell by the Wayside Because More Accessible (And