How did newspaper distribution influence mass culture in the late 1800’s?

Technological advancements such as faster printing presses in the 1800's, decreased costs to print thousands of papers daily, and also helped to expand the press demographically. In 1814, The Times of London acquired a printing press capable of making a thousand of impressions per hour. Soon, newspaper became a mass cultural communication, who published news and opinions that cover the most diverse social interests.

Mechanical headway, for example, quicker printing presses in the 1800's.  

Explanation:

diminished expenses to print a large number of papers day by day, and furthermore extended the press demographically. In 1814, The Times of London procured a printing press equipped for establish a thousand of connections for every hour. Before long, daily paper turned into a mass social correspondence, who distributed news and suppositions that cover the most various social interests.

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