72 percent of respondents said they open Stanford Report every or most days.
A readership survey suggests that Stanford Report 's transition from a weekly newspaper to a daily "eNews" has been successful. Seventy-two percent of university employees who responded to the survey open the eNews "every" or "most" weekdays, usually in the morning. Stanford Report 's transformation from a weekly newspaper to a daily news email appears to have been successful, if results of a recent readership survey are any measure. According to results of a survey conducted in March, 72 percent of respondents among the staff, faculty, postdoctoral scholars and faculty emeriti who receive Stanford Report open it "every" or "most" days, many the first thing in the morning. Forty percent say they open it every day. At least three-quarters of readers feel the eNews does an "excellent" or "good" job of meeting its editorial objectives, especially highlighting the impact Stanford scholars have on the world. Invitations to participate in the survey were mailed at random to a sample of 4,792 staff, faculty, postdocs and emeriti who receive the Stanford Report .
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